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1275 N. 290 West
Angola, Indiana 46703-9004

Telephone: 260-668-8868 Fax: 260-668-8868

David Henry will stand by you and represent your interests.

·    Thirty years of experience in helping individuals and businesses through their legal problems.

  • In-house General Counsel for two long-term healthcare corporations.
  • Preventative law, keeping small problems from becoming bigger ones that will take more effort and cost more money to solve.
  • Feel free to ask him any questions you might have about any legal or related issue that concerns you. No one can work miracles, but David Henry will provide you with legal services designed to make the best out of whatever situation might arise.

 

Every legal matter involves two questions:

  • The first is the legal question: do I have a legal theory that will be successful?
  • The second is the business question: is this course of action going to be worth what it costs me?
  • David Henry will advise you of your alternatives, explain the ramifications that might arise, and help you to decide on a course of action that fits your desires and goals.

 

David Henry has served three full terms (12 years) as the elected Prosecuting Attorney in both Perry and Steuben Counties, in addition to over seven  years as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. He presently serves as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Steuben County . For that reason, he cannot do criminal defense or engage in family law issues such as dissolution of marriage, visitation or custody.

 

Feel free to contact David Henry at (260) 668-8868. Ask him what you want to know and decide for yourself whether he is the right Attorney for you. That is your decision alone.

 

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