Profile: Robert W. Freese Superior Court Judge |
I received two job offers I worked at that practice for ten happy years. During that span, I was fortunate to help a lot of people, make a little money, and most importantly have a great time doing it. In 1995, I was presented with the opportunity to become the Chief Deputy Prosecutor in Danville and decided it was time for a change of direction with my career. I started off as a public defender, six years matter of fact. |
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That led me to the prosecutor’s office, where I stayed for another six years. My entire career has been leading up to my current role as judge of the Hendricks Superior Court #1. Currently, I am serving my first 6-year term and it is my intent that the road will continue on to a second 6-year term. Throughout my career Not only has the State Bar Association been a great outlet for me to become involved but it has also given me the opportunity to network with other attorneys throughout the state. Many of these people, I would not see for a whole year or so, but if I needed to contact one of them regarding a case, I knew I could. I feel this sense of community is very important. In addition to the networking, Over the years, I have had a couple of claims, and they were handled very quickly. They make it very easy whenever I have to change coverage for my kids, by adding another driver, which saves me time. I think it’s a great value for the members. Just like never looking back after taking my first job, the same goes for switching my insurance coverage. |
When I think about my path
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