US EditionNew Indiana laws address eviction records, squatters' rights, abandoned property, and emergency possession
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New Indiana laws address eviction records, squatters' rights, abandoned property, and emergency possession
INDIANA—The Indiana legislature passed several new laws concerning eviction procedures, property rights, and landlord-tenant relations, which will take effect on July 1, 2025. These legislative changes, detailed below, will impact tenants, landlords, and property owners across the state. Protecting Tenants’ Records (S.E.A. 142, P.L. 128-2025): This new law introduces measures to protect certain eviction records from public disclosure. It allows …
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