Kathryn Hillebrands Burroughs - Carmel, IN
11595 North Meridian StreetSuite 110Carmel, IN 46032
Cross Glazier Burroughs, PC
Carmel Family Law Lawyer
Overview
Kathryn Hillebrands Burroughs concentrates her practice in matrimonial and family law including premarital agreements; cohabitation agreements; dissolution of marriage; child custody, parenting time and support; and interstate disputes and modifications.
Ms. Burroughs became a Certified Family Law Specialist - Family Law Certification Board in 2002, the first year it was available in Indiana. Kathryn is the immediate past chair of the Indiana State Bar Association, Family and Juvenile...
Kathryn Hillebrands Burroughs concentrates her practice in matrimonial and family law including premarital agreements; cohabitation agreements; dissolution of marriage; child custody, parenting time and support; and interstate disputes and modifications.
Ms. Burroughs became a Certified Family Law Specialist - Family Law Certification Board in 2002, the first year it was available in Indiana. Kathryn is the immediate past chair of the Indiana State Bar Association, Family and Juvenile...
Kathryn Hillebrands Burroughs concentrates her practice in matrimonial and family law including premarital agreements; cohabitation agreements; dissolution of marriage; child custody, parenting time and support; and interstate disputes and modifications.
Ms. Burroughs became a Certified Family Law Specialist - Family Law Certification Board in 2002, the first year it was available in Indiana. Kathryn is the immediate past chair of the Indiana State Bar Association, Family and Juvenile Law Section. She also serves as a board member of the State of Indiana Independent Certification Organization, which certifies family law specialists.
Kathryn presently serves as a member of the Indiana Board of Law Examiners by appointment of the Indiana Supreme Court. She also serves on the Indiana Child Custody and Support Advisory Committee, a committee created by statute to make recommendations to the Indiana Supreme Court on the Child Support Guidelines and other terms relating to the welfare of children of families no longer intact.
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