Ms. Mary Beth Mock - Madison, IN
Attorney at Law Office of Mary Beth Mock
Family Law Lawyers in Madison, IN
217 E. 2nd St. Madison, IN 47250
Madison Family Law Lawyer
Updated: 05/07/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
- Dissolution
- Paternity
- Child Custody
- Child Support
- Adoption
- Parenting Time
- Grandparent Rights
- Wills
Attorney Information
Overview
Mary Beth Mock represents parties in Southeast Indiana who require an attorney well versed in family law. Mary Beth helps parties through difficult times helping them navigate issues such as child custody disputes, division of retirement accounts and other personal property in dissolution of marriage or issues which arise after dissolution of the marriage such as modification of child custody, parenting time, child support or relocation of a parent. Mary Beth's experience with family law since 1993 gives her the experience necessary to navigate the issues in and out of the courtroom and assist clients in many areas of family law including adoption, grandparents' rights and paternity.
Mary Beth graduated from Indiana University Mauer School of Law, Bloomington, in 1993. Following graduation, she relocated to Madison, Indiana where she still resides. She has two grown sons. She is on the Board of Directors of Englishton Park and a member of Tri Kappa, PEO and the Women's Giving Circle in Jefferson County. She enjoys reading, crafting and traveling.
Awards and Honors
Honors
- Legal Volunteers Distinguished Pro Bono Service Award -2007
Education
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Legal Education
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Indiana University Maurer School of Law,
Bloomington,
Indiana, 1993
Doctor of Jurisprudence
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Indiana University Maurer School of Law,
Bloomington,
Indiana, 1993
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Non Legal Education
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Indiana University,
Bloomington,
Indiana, 1989
Major: Biology
Major: Psychology -
Indiana University
Master of Science
Major: Environmental Science
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Indiana University,
Bloomington,
Indiana, 1989
Current Employment Position(s)
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Sole Practitioner
Past Positions
- Colussi Law Office, Associate, 1993 - 2002
Languages
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English
Pro Bono Activities
- Legal Volunteers
Representative Cases
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J.I. v J.H. (In re K.I.)
- Citation: 903 N.E. 2d 453 (Ind. 2009)
- Court: In Supreme Ct.
- Year: 2009
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R.A. v. B.Y. (In re V.A.)
- Citation: 10 N.E. 3d (Ind. App. 2014)
- Court: IN Ct. App.
- Year: 2014
Bar Admissions
- Indiana, 1993
- U.S. District Court Southern District of Indiana, 1993
Other Affiliations
- American Bar Association (Member)
- Indiana State Bar Association (Member)
- Jefferson County Bar Association (Past President/Member)
- Indiana Public Defender Council (Member)
Contact
217 E. 2nd St.
Madison, IN 47250
Phone: 812-913-9975
Fax: (812) 273-5181
Email: Send a message
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