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Olberding Law Office practices Family law involving adoption through the final adoption decree; establishing paternity; establishing child support; setting up guardianships for people other than biological parents; termination of parental rights, most Juvenile Court actions as well as divorce, custody, visitation and property division.
- Mark Olberding, Attorney at Law
- Family Law
- Divorce
- Custody
- Adoption
- Paternity
- Criminal Defense
- Can I be arrested for questioning?
- Will I fingerprinted or have to be in a line-up?
- What is non-testimonial evidence?
- What is a Miranda warning?
- If I am not under arrest, do I have to answer a police officer's questions?
- Must a police officer always advise a person of their Miranda rights before asking a question?
- If I am in custody, how do I assert my right to remain silent?
- Can I waive my Miranda rights?
- But the police officer said that if I talked, he would help me out.
- Criminal Justice Procedure.
- What is a plea bargain?
- Does one have to go to court to obtain a divorce?
- What is involved in starting the process for a divorce or dissolution?
- What about the divorce kits and preprinted forms that are available?
- What kind of documents will be needed to put together what the court will need to decide all of the issues involved?
- How are Custody and Visitation issues decided?
Mark Olberding practices primarily in Story County, however, also takes cases in Marshall, Boone, Jasper and Hardin counties. Mark Olberding does not take cases in Polk County.