About Greggory
Hockemeyer earned his Bachelor of Arts with honors from Wabash College in 1985, majoring in English, Speech, and Theater. His educational achievements laid a solid foundation for his future endeavors in law. Following his undergraduate studies, he pursued a law degree on the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, graduating in 1989. During his time in law program, he worked working for Indiana Attorney General Lin Pearson, the place he developed his legal skills and developed a keen understanding of state law. After completing his legal education, Hockemeyer started his career with the City of Indianapolis as an attorney within the Department of Metropolitan Development. This role allowed him to interact with a number of aspects of local government law and gain realistic knowledge in legal issues affecting urban development.
In 1992, he returned to Whitley County to go into private practice, the place he continued to construct his legal career. By 1995, he joined forces with Attorney Jon Myers to set up a law partnership, which later became known as Myers Hockemeyer & McNagny, LLP. This partnership has since turn out to be an outstanding legal practice within the area. Throughout his profession, Hockemeyer has been actively concerned in local government law, representing the Towns of Larwill and South Whitley. His expertise in local governance and legal issues has made him a trusted consultant in those groups. Additionally, he served as Deputy City Attorney for Columbia City, the place he contributed to various legal initiatives and community tasks. From 1992 through 2007, Hockemeyer used to be the lawyer for the Whitley County Office of Family and Children, now called the Department of Child Services.
This position concerned navigating complicated family law problems and advocating for the welfare of children within the network. In addition to his legal practice, Hockemeyer is a licensed civil mediator, a designation he has held since 1992. This certification indicates his dedication to opportunity dispute decision and his ability to facilitate negotiations between parties. He is a member of several professional organizations, which includes the Whitley County Bar Association, the Indiana Municipal Lawyers Association, the Indiana Public Defender Council, and the Indiana State Bar Association. His involvement in those organizations reflects his dedication to staying knowledgeable approximately legal developments and contributing to the legal community. Hockemeyer is also committed to public service work, collaborating in various organizations that purpose to improve the lives of citizens in Whitley County. He is a member in good standing of the Whitley County Child Protection Team, which makes a speciality of safeguarding children and stopping abuse.
Additionally, he contributes to Whitley County Drug-Free Indiana, promoting attention and prevention of substance abuse. His position on the Peabody Public Library Board of Trustees highlights his commitment to schooling and literacy. His involvement with the nearby Community Corrections Advisory Board demonstrates his commitment to felony justice reform and rehabilitation. Through those efforts, Hockemeyer continues to make a sure effect in his community.
