About Jill
Jill M — Denman is a partner at Matheny, Hahn & Denman LLP, located in Huntington, Indiana. She has devoted her legal career to serving clients since 1996, focusing on felony protection, household regulation, and property making plans. Denman earned her law degree from the Indiana University Bloomington School of Law in 1996, where she developed a robust foundation in a number of areas of law. Before pursuing her law school training, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Bradley University in 1993, equipping her with crucial thinking skills that benefit her practice. At Matheny, Hahn & Denman, Denman handles a diverse range of cases. Her felony protection practice consists of felony appeals, drug crimes, expungements, fraud, gun crimes, internet crimes, sex crimes, theft, and violent crimes.
Each case calls for careful attention to detail and an understanding of Indiana regulation. In family regulation, she manages dissolution cases that embody collaborative law, contested and uncontested divorces, army divorces, estate department, same-sex divorces, spousal support, and alimony. Denman’s comprehensive strategy guarantees that her clients receive tailor-made legal answers that meet their wants. In the realm of estate making plans, Denman addresses critical issues similar to conservatorship and conservatorship, estate administration, health care directives, trusts, and wills. Her talent in these regions offers clients with reassurance regarding their destiny and the nicely-being in their loved ones. Additionally, her family law practice includes adoption, child custody, financial child support, father's rights, conservatorship and guardianship, paternity, prenuptial and marital agreements, and restraining orders.
This breadth of information allows her to navigate complex family dynamics successfully. Denman is a member in good standing of the Indiana State Bar Association, where she engages in various sections, which includes Criminal Justice, Elder Law, Family & Juvenile Law, and Probate, Trust & Real Property. Her dedication to professional development is clear through her role as a coach for the Juvenile Training Immersion Program (JTIP), where she has contributed to the schooling of public defenders in juvenile law. This involvement displays her commitment to enhancing the legal network and fighting for justice. In addition to her expert achievements, Denman has made meaningful contributions to her nearby network. She has been concerned with the Huntington County Bar Association, serving as Secretary in 1997 and President in 1998.
Furthermore, she has acted as a Guardian ad Litem in Huntington, Grant, Wabash, Wells, and Whitley counties, advocating for young people in litigation. Denman continues to serve clients in Huntington and surrounding counties, offering comprehensive legal offerings with a focal point on criminal defense, household law, and property planning. Her experience and network involvement make her a trusted attorney in the area.
