Kim Mattingly - Indianapolis, IN
Attorney at Mattingly ADR
Alternative Dispute Resolution Lawyers in Indianapolis, IN
1350-C W. Southport Rd. Suite 119 Indianapolis, IN 46217
Indianapolis Alternative Dispute Resolution Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Consulted Attorney 2005-2019I highly recommend nobody and especially if your man go to this lawyer. She is a man hater she was when she was on the bench as a magistrate and I can't imagine she has changed since being forced yes you read that right forced to resign from the bench. This magistrate presided over my case with my ex-wife for 14 years and in that time she kept a perfectly loving father who would have been an excellent caregiver to his children from them and instead choose to hand over those children to an alcoholic abusive mother where my daughter was abused for all of those 14 years and told her father was dead for 11 of them. So if you're smart you'll avoid this attorney at all costs
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