Partner | Civil Litigation, Personal Injury & White-Collar Criminal Defense Attorney in Muncie, Indiana
Michael G. Foley is a partner at Dennis, Wenger & Abrell, P.C. in Muncie, Indiana. His practice focuses on civil litigation, personal injury and wrongful death, and white-collar criminal defense. He also handles business and real estate matters, family law, and estate planning. Michael has practiced law in Indiana since 2009 and is admitted to practice in Indiana state and federal courts.
Business & Real Estate Law
Michael assists clients with business contracts, business structure, corporate governance, property transactions, leases, foreclosures, condemnation, eminent domain, and related legal matters.
Family Law
Michael also handles divorce, child custody and visitation, property division, spousal maintenance, paternity, adoption, guardianships, premarital agreements, and post-divorce matters.
Estate Planning
Michael assists clients with trusts, powers of attorney, health care representative appointments, living wills, charitable planning, and related estate-planning matters.
Personal Injury & Wrongful Death
Michael represents people injured because of someone else’s actions and families pursuing wrongful death claims.
Education & Bar Admissions
Michael earned his J.D. from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law in 2009 and his B.S.B.A. from The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business in 2006.
He is admitted to practice in:
- Indiana
- U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana
Professional Affiliations
Michael is a member of the:
- Muncie Bar Association
- Indiana State Bar Association
- American Bar Association
White-Collar Criminal Defense
Michael handles white-collar criminal matters involving business, financial, or professional conduct. These cases may require close review of records, documents, and transactions.
Community Involvement
Michael has served on the Board of Directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware County since 2013 and is a graduate of the Academy for Community Leadership.
Frequently Asked Questions
Michael handles disputes involving contracts, businesses, property, real estate, and other civil matters.
Yes. Personal injury and wrongful death are among Michael’s primary practice areas.
Yes. Michael handles white-collar criminal matters involving business, financial, or professional conduct.
His practice includes contracts, business structure, corporate governance, property transactions, leases, foreclosures, condemnation, eminent domain, and related matters.
Michael also handles family law and estate-planning matters.