Q: How do I find a lawyer that works in Indiana and texas
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Most lawyers list the states and federal courts where they are licensed to practice on their CVs and in their directory listings. In Justia, you will see this at the top of their profile immediately to the right of their profile photograph.
Dual state licensing isn't particularly common and most often happens when a lawyer works near the boundaries of two adjacent states or when a lawyer previously worked in one state and then relocated to another state.
Tim Akpinar agrees with this answer
A: Lawyers usually list the jurisdictions they're licensed to practice in on legal directories like this one or resources. Some directories are searchable by those parameters. That might be an uncommon combination though, as those two states are not contiguous. If you can't find that particular combination, there could be alternatives, such as working with two different attorneys, or working with a single attorney who can make arrangements for local counsel in the state they aren't licensed in. It could depend on the details of your matter. Good luck
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