Attorney Profiles
My name is Sam Hasler. I graduated from Ball State in May of 1982 with a Political Science major. I went onto law school at Valparaiso University. I obtained my Juris Doctor degree in May of 1987. During law school I was on the Valparaiso Law Review for 1986-87 and I worked as a research assistant for Professor Robert Blomquist in the area of causation in torts.
I began practicing law in Anderson, Indiana in October of 1987. I started as a sole practioner. That general practice involved criminal defense, debt collection, family law, appeals, corporate law, consumer protection issues (including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act), bankruptcy and civil litigation. From April 1, 1993 to December 31, 1997, I was a partner in Hasler & Maynard, P.C.. At that time I returned to a solo practice. Then on July 1, 2000, I was hired by Dorn & Associates, P.C, and moved to Indianapolis. Dorn provided pre-paid legal service to members of various union Carpenter and Millwright Locals. I left Dorn in September of 2002 dissatisfied with the limited practice areas of a pre-paid legal services program. At this point in my career I took the time to reevaluate whether I wanted to return to private practice and, if so, where. I returned to Anderson in May of 2003 and restarted my private practice.
I provide legal services to meet the needs of individuals and businesses. I tend to concentrate my practice in the areas of family law, probate, debtor-creditor law, consumer law, business law, and trial work
I began practicing law in Anderson, Indiana in October of 1987. I started as a sole practioner. That general practice involved criminal defense, debt collection, family law, appeals, corporate law, consumer protection issues (including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act), bankruptcy and civil litigation. From April 1, 1993 to December 31, 1997, I was a partner in Hasler & Maynard, P.C.. At that time I returned to a solo practice. Then on July 1, 2000, I was hired by Dorn & Associates, P.C, and moved to Indianapolis. Dorn provided pre-paid legal service to members of various union Carpenter and Millwright Locals. I left Dorn in September of 2002 dissatisfied with the limited practice areas of a pre-paid legal services program. At this point in my career I took the time to reevaluate whether I wanted to return to private practice and, if so, where. I returned to Anderson in May of 2003 and restarted my private practice.
I provide legal services to meet the needs of individuals and businesses. I tend to concentrate my practice in the areas of family law, probate, debtor-creditor law, consumer law, business law, and trial work