Andrew Z. Soshnick

Top rated Family Law attorney in Indianapolis, Indiana

Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
Andrew Z. Soshnick
Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

Practice Areas: Family Law; view more

Licensed in Indiana since: 1988

Education: Northwestern University School of Law

Selected to Super Lawyers: 2004 - 2025

Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

300 N. Meridian Street
Suite 2500
Indianapolis, IN 46204 Visit website

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Attorney Andrew Z. Soshnick is nationally recognized as a leader in family law.  Mr. Soshnick is a partner at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP in Indianapolis, Indiana, primarily focusing his practice on family and matrimonial law and also handles business and commercial disputes. He holds a license to practice law in Indiana, Colorado, Minnesota, and New York, as well as before the U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana, allowing him to serve clients throughout the country.

Mr. Soshnick has over 30 years of experience in litigation and dispute resolution. He handles family law issues such as business and professional practice valuation, marital asset division, tax advising, premarital and post-marital agreements, tracing of assets, child custody, and child support.

Recognizing his success, Martindale-Hubbell awarded Mr. Soshnick an AV Preeminent* peer review rating. He is the recipient of numerous other honors, including being listed in “The Best Lawyers in America”, Chambers High Net Worth Matrimonial and Family Law - Band 1 (Indiana), and the “best divorce lawyers in Indianapolis” by Indianapolis Monthly magazine.

In addition to his practice, Mr. Soshnick is a member of several professional organizations, including the Indianapolis Bar Association, the Indiana State Bar Association, the Colorado Bar Association, the Minnesota State Bar Association, and the New York Bar Association. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, the International Academy of Family Lawyers, the Indiana Bar Foundation, the Indianapolis Bar Foundation, and the American Bar Foundation.

Mr. Soshnick graduated Phi Beta Kappa with distinction from Northwestern University with a bachelor’s degree in economics and political science. He received his law degree from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, graduating cum laude and Order of the Coif. Mr. Soshnick also holds a master’s degree in Political Science from Northwestern University. He became a licensed attorney in 1988.

In the state of Indiana, Mr. Soshnick is a certified family law specialist, as certified by the Family Law Certification Board, and a registered family law mediator. 

*AV®, AV Preeminent®, Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished and Martindale-Hubbell Notable are certification marks used under license in accordance with the Martindale-Hubbell certification procedures, standards and policies. Martindale-Hubbell® is the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the anonymous opinions of members of the bar and the judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Rating™ fall into two categories – legal ability and general ethical standards.

Practice areas

Family Law

Focus areas

Adoption, Alimony & Spousal Support, Child Support, Custody & Visitation, Dissolution, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Father's Rights, Juvenile Law, Marital Property, Mediation & Collaborative Law, Name Change, Paternity, Prenuptial Agreements, Same Sex Family Law

  • 100% Family Law

First Admitted: 1988, Indiana

Professional Webpage: https://www.faegredrinker.com/en/professionals/s/soshnick-an...

Bar/Professional Activity:
  • Co-Chair and Faculty Member at AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference, 2022
  • Co-Chair and Faculty Member at AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference, 2023
  • Planning Committee and Faculty Member for the National Family Law Trial Institute - Houston (National Family Law Trial Institute - Houston), 2022
  • Faculty Member at the National Family Law Trial Institute - Houston (National Family Law Trial Institute - Houston), 2021
  • Planning Committee and Faculty Member at AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference, 2021
  • Planning Committee and Faculty Member at AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference, 2020
  • Indianapolis Bar Foundation — Distinguished Senior Fellow
  • BVR Business Valuation Update, Editorial Board
  • Indiana Bar Foundation — Patron Life Fellow
  • Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum — Past President
  • Family Law Independent Certification Organization (Indiana) — Board Member 
  • American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers — Board of Governors, Member; Journal Editorial Board, Member; Institute for Family Law Associates Faculty, Member; Newsletter and Social Media, Committee Vice Chair
  • American Bar Association — Family Law and Litigation Sections
  • Colorado Bar Association — Member
  • Minnesota State Bar Association — Member
  • U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana
  • Indianapolis Bar Association — Board of Directors, Past Member; Family Law Section, Past Chair
  • Indiana State Bar Association — Board of Governors, Past Member; CLE Committee Chair, 2016-18; Family & Juvenile Law Section, Past Chair and Council Member
  • U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana
  • New York, 2020
  • Colorado, 2018
  • Minnesota, 2018
  • Indiana, 1988
Verdicts/Settlements (Case Results):
  • In order to preserve client confidentiality, verdicts and settlements are not listed.  See reported opinions as a representative sample.
Representative Clients:
  • Mr. Soshnick concentrates his practice in family law cases involving complex economic issues. Additionally, he represents clients in child custody support proceedings. In order to preserve client confidentiality, individual names are not listed.  Mr. Soshnick has represented many business owners, professionals, athletes, celebrities, and other high net worth individuals or their spouses in myriad family law matters.
Transactions:
  • In addition to preparing both prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements for countless clients over many years, Mr. Soshnick has also published many articles and presented many seminars regarding business and professional practice valuations, premarital agreements and post-marital agreements.
Special Licenses/Certifications:
  • Family Law Certification - Board-Certified Family Law Specialist in Indiana, 2002
  • State of Indiana Registered Family Law Mediator, 1995
Pro bono/Community Service:
  • Faegre Drinker - Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2022
  • Faegre Drinker - Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2020
  • Faegre Baker Daniels - Baker-Benson Pro Bono Award, 2019
  • Faegre Baker Daniels - Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2019
  • Indiana University Borns Jewish Studies Program — Advisory Board (Vice President)
  • Indianapolis Public Library Foundation — Board of Directors Member (Immediate Past Chair); Executive Committee
  • AIPAC — Central Indiana Council Past President
  • Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta — Phi Chapter Educational Foundation, President
  • Northwestern University Club of Indianapolis
  • Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law — Law Board Member
  • Northwestern University Alumni Association — Alumni Regent Emeritus
  • Faegre Baker Daniels — Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2018
  • Faegre Baker Daniels — Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2017
  • Faegre Baker Daniels — Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2016
  • Faegre Baker Daniels — Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2015
  • Faegre Baker Daniels — Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2014
  • Faegre Baker Daniels — Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2013
  • Faegre Baker Daniels — Charles L. Whistler Pro Bono Award, 2009
Honors/Awards:
  • Life Fellow, American Bar Foundation
  • Business litigation partner Drew Soshnick has been inducted as a Diplomate of the American College of Family Trial Lawyers (ACFTL), a select group limited to 100 of the top family law trial attorneys across the United States. Membership to the ACFTL is extended by invitation only to experienced family law trial attorneys based on litigation skills, courtroom abilities and mastery of the art of advocacy, and whose professional careers exemplify the highest standards of ethical conduct, professionalism, civility and collegiality. Soshnick offers counsel to individuals and companies facing complex financial issues in both divorce and business disputes. He has experience representing high-net-worth business owners, executives, professionals, athletes, celebrities, public figures or their spouses in divorce and other disputes involving sophisticated valuation issues. Formed in 1993, the ACFTL brings together some of the best trial attorneys who handle sophisticated and complex family law and matrimonial matters in the U.S. and abroad., Drew Soshnick Inducted as Diplomate of the American College of Family Trial Lawyers, American College of Family Trial Lawyers, 2023
  • Federalist Society
  • United States Supreme Court Historical Society
  • Attorneys eligible for nomination as a Distinguished Barrister have practiced law a minimum of 20 years.  Nominations may be submitted by a colleague, community member, or the nominee.  Recipients of the awards are selected based the on the following criteria: Achievement in the legal profession and involvement in professional legal organization. Community contributions made through support of social and civic community-based organizations and programs Facilitation of mentoring relationships with young lawyers , Distinguished Barrister, The Indiana Lawyer, 2020
  • Marquis Who's Who in American Law
  • DERU (Northwestern University)
  • Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series, Class XXV
  • Mortar Board
  • Pi Sigma Alpha
  • Omicron Delta Epsilon
  • Phi Beta Kappa
  • Indianapolis Monthly — "Best Divorce Lawyers in Indianapolis"
  • International Academy of Family Lawyers — Fellow
  • Indiana Super Lawyers — Family Law, since its first publication in 2004 to 2023 (Ranked Number Two in Indiana, 2012; Ranked Number Three in Indiana, 2013; Indiana's Top 10, 2004-05, 2007-10, 2012-14; Indiana's Top 50, 2004-20), Indiana Super Lawyers
  • AV Preeminent Peer Rated for Highest Level of Professional Excellence and High Ethical Standing, AV Peer Rated, Martindale-Hubbell, 2018
  • American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers — Fellow
  • Selected to Marquis Who's Who.  Individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process., Marquis Who's Who, 2017
  • The Gale M. Phelps Award is named in memory of Gale M. Phelps, a former chair of the ISBA Family & Juvenile Law Section and one of the most active members of the section, who passed away in 2003. Factors considered in the selection of the recipient reflect Gale’s contributions to the family law legal community and include: Exceptional service to the profession: unsolicited mentoring to new attorneys, reaching out to other lawyers, and working with attorneys on an individualized basis; Highest level of competence/ improving the profession: reviewing legislation and shaping family law policies, contributing to educational seminars, serving in leadership positions for legal and nonlegal organizations; Raising the level of professionalism and civility in domestic relations matters: going beyond the client’s basic needs, maintaining respect for the court system and its participants; and High moral character and ethical standards, Gale M. Phelps Award, Indiana State Bar Association, 2006
  • Forty Under 40, Forty Under 40, Indianapolis Business Journal, 1998
Educational Background:
  • Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, cum laude, 1988
  • Northwestern University, B.A. with distinction, 1985
Scholarly Lectures/Writings:
  • Drew Soshnick authored an article for The Indiana Lawyer highlighting the struggle of valuing S corporations in divorce cases.  , Author, Debunking Fiction? Tax Affecting S Corporation Valuation in Divorce Cases, The Indiana Lawyer, Family Law, 2019
  • April 2023, Author, Damage Considerations in Cases Involving Divorce, ICLEF, Family Law, 2023
  • October 2023, Presenter, Business Valuation Experts' Professional Judgment, Indiana CPA Society, Family Law, 2023
  • November 2023, Presenter, Family Law Institute: Cross-Examining Business Valuation Experts, ICLEF, Family Law, 2023
  • December 2023, Presenter, Advanced Family Law Roundtable: Business Valuations, Indianapolis Bar Assocation (IBA), Family Law, 2023
  • December 2023, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Lake County Bar Association, 2023
  • December 2023, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, ICLEF, 2023
  • March 2024, Author, Family Law 2024: Indiana Law & Practice Trends & Developments, Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide, Family Law, 2024
  • March 2024, Presenter, Understanding the Private Investment Spectrum in Divorce, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, 2024
  • May 2024, Presenter, Divorce Tax Issues, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2024
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for Indiana Lawyer titled “Market Approach in Divorce Valuation: Choices and More Choices,” which discusses the reliability of the market approach, a commonly applied approach to business and professional practice valuations in divorce. Soshnick provides an overview of the market approach to valuation, including definitions from the International Glossary of Business Valuation Terms. He explains that valuation professionals in Indiana divorce cases must consider three valuation approaches – asset, income and market – and gives a brief description of each approach, which include examples from cases., Author, Market Approach in Divorce Valuation: Choices and More Choices, The Indiana Lawyer, Family Law, 2024
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for Indiana Lawyer titled “Income Approach in Divorce Valuations: Look Back or Leap Forward?” that discusses how Indiana has responded to the development of definitions, premises and standards of valuing businesses and professional practices in divorce cases. In the article, Soshnick defines terms that help provide an understanding to the income approach to valuation. He notes that valuation professionals in Indiana divorce cases must consider three valuation approaches: asset, income and market. Soshnick provides examples of two methods – capitalization of earnings (CE) method and discounted cash flow (DCF) method – that convert anticipated economic benefits into a present single amount. He explains that when the income approach is applied in divorce valuations, the CE method generally is favored over the DCF method., Author, Income Approach in Divorce Valuations: Look Back or Leap Forward?, The Indiana Lawyer, Family Law, 2023
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Lake County Bar Association, Family Law, 2018
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2018
  • Presentation, Presenter, How to Cross-Examine a Forensic Accountant/Valuation Expert, Indianapolis Bar Association (IBA), Family Law, 2019
  • Presentation, Presenter, Prenuptial & Post-Nuptial Agreements, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2019
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2019
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2019
  • Presentation, Presenter, Cross-Examining Business Valuation Experts, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Institute for Family Law Associates, Family Law, 2020
  • Presentation, Presenter, Cross-Examining Business Valuation Experts, National Divorce Conference, Family Law, 2020
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2020
  • Presentation, Presenter, Indiana Family Law Year in Review, Lake County Bar Association, Family Law, 2020
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2020
  • Presentation, Presenter, Colorado Family Law Institute: A Panel Discussion Regarding Discovery and Valuation of Passive Minority Business Interests, Colorado Bar Association, Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Update to Judicial Conference of Indiana, Judicial Conference of Indiana, Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Presenter, Negotiation: Is It Group Yoga, Ballroom Dancing, Weightlifting, or Wrestling? Or Is It All of the Above?, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Lake County Bar Association, Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Presenter, Parenting Time During the Holidays: One Size Does Not Fit All, Indianapolis Bar Association (IBA), Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Presenter, Understanding and Examining the Professional Judgment of Financial Experts, AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference, Family Law, 2022
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2022
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Lake County Bar Association, Family Law, 2022
  • Presentation, Presenter, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2022
  • Presentation, Presenter, Damage Considerations in Cases Involving Divorce, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), Family Law, 2023
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for Indiana Lawyer titled “The UPMAA: The future for Indiana post-marital agreements?” addressing the question of whether post-marital agreements are needed in Indiana law. Soshnick explains that Indiana adopted its version of the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act to provide consistent rules and procedures, but it did not apply to or deal with post-marital agreements. This was remedied by the Uniform Law Commission drafting the Uniform Premarital and Marital Agreements Act (UPMAA) to provide uniform standards for post-marital agreements, he says. The article notes that the goal of the UPMAA has not been realized due, in part, to seemingly inconsistent provisions and the difficult policy considerations for contracts between spouses. Soshnick highlights a history of post-nuptial agreements in Indiana and suggested that some statutory guidance, not necessarily the UPMAA, was necessary, Author, The UPMAA: The Future for Indiana Post-Marital Agreements?, Indiana Lawyer, Family Law, 2022
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for Family Advocate, the American Bar Association (ABA) Family Law Section’s quarterly magazine, addressing the pitfalls of allowing a third party to be injected too closely into the attorney-client relationship. The article explains that a third party’s presence may dominate or stifle discussions between the attorney and the client. Soshnick adds that third parties may bring personal observations, prejudices, goals and implications that may be inconsistent with those of the client. The author highlights the importance of confidentiality within the attorney-client privilege and the potential consequences associated with adding a third party. He also notes that non-lawyers and non-matrimonial lawyers lack experience and foresight related to matrimonial law, which has special nuances and is state-specific., Author, No Copilot Needed: Keeping Third Parties at Bay During Your Breakup, Family Advocate, Family Law, 2022
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for Indiana Lawyer titled “The Perils of Constructive Dividends in Divorce Cases,” which discusses potential unintended tax consequences when dividing a family-owned corporation at divorce. Soshnick explains that in divorce cases, most attorneys rely on § 1041 of the Internal Revenue Code for tax-free transfers of marital property incident to a divorce decree. He notes that a review of case history and clarifying input from taxing authorities can help to avoid issues such as “cashing out” one spouse from a business owned by both divorcing spouses. Soshnick adds that a firm understanding of prior precedent and current Treasury Regulations is essential to properly understanding and allocating tax consequences and avoiding unintended tax consequences., Author, Soshnick: The perils of constructive dividends in divorce cases, Indiana Lawyer, Family Law, 2023
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick contributed to the Chambers and Partners “Family Law 2023 Global Practice Guide” on Indiana, which provides information on key family law topics. Soshnick addresses jurisdiction and court processes related to divorce, finances and children and discusses upcoming reform and areas of debate. He also covers family law issues before the Indiana General Assembly, including spousal maintenance, post-marital agreements, presumptive joint custody and adoption laws. Soshnick further addresses Indiana’s changing economy and demographics., Author, Family Law 2023: Indiana Law & Practice, Trends & Developments, Chambers and Partners, Family Law, 2023
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for Indiana Lawyer titled “Marital property in Indiana: What words to trust?” addressing the question of whether a spouse’s interest in a trust is marital property under Indiana law. Soshnick explains the lack of guidance on the topic, which leads to disputes over what is included in or out of marital estates, and if in, at what value. He highlights the Indiana Supreme Court’s ruling in Loeb v. Loeb in 1973, different statutes added or repealed to the Indiana Code regarding the definition of marital property, and the 2017 decision in Harrison v. Harrison, where the court affirmed Loeb. The article also notes how Harrison raises the question of how trust interests are valued. He suggests that a good start would be to take the words and passages from Loeb and compile them into a subsequent opinion, a statutory amendment, or both., Author, Marital Property in Indiana: What Words to Trust?, The Indiana Lawyer, Private Client, Family Law, Litigation, 2022
  • Litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for the Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers titled “The Changing Tax Affecting Landscape in S Corporation Valuations: Time to Say “I Do” in Divorce Cases?” The article provides background on S corporations and their primary purpose and how federal courts have considered whether to tax affect S corporation earnings in business valuations of those entities. Soshnick walks through the progression of federal tax precedent to current date, including the recent Michael Jackson estate litigation and the impact of the important Delaware Open MRI Associates v. Kessler Delaware Court of Chancery opinion. The article also reviews the most notable divorce precedent addressing this issue and evaluates this precedent and concludes that divorce courts must tax-affect earnings when valuing businesses structured as S corporations in order to most accurately determine value., Author, The Changing Tax Affecting Landscape in S Corporation Valuations: Time to Say “I Do” in Divorce Cases?, Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Family Law, Business, Tax, Corporate, Litigation, Private Client, 2021
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for Indiana Lawyer titled, “Soshnick: The mystery of rehabilitative maintenance in Indiana,” that provides background on rehabilitative maintenance and addresses the uncertainties surrounding the statutory provision. Soshnick explains that, as noted in a case from 1996, rehabilitative maintenance is appropriate if a trial court finds that a spouse needs support while acquiring sufficient education or training to acquire an appropriate job. “While narrow in scope, rehabilitative maintenance is not well defined,” said Soshnick. The article provides examples of when rehabilitative maintenance was and was not awarded and discusses how, with no formula, rule or statutory guidance, the amount and duration of maintenance determined remains one of the principal uncertainties regarding rehabilitative maintenance. Soshnick also delves into the misunderstanding between rehabilitative and incapacity maintenance., Author, The mystery of rehabilitative maintenance in Indiana, The Indiana Lawyer, Family Law, 2021
  • Business litigation and family law partner Drew Soshnick authored an article for the Indiana Lawyer titled, “The income conundrum in Indiana divorce law,” that addresses the confusion around whether payments are considered income or property in Indiana divorce cases. In the article, Soshnick provides background about the dispute on how payments are classified in divorce cases in Indiana. He outlines the following points of unclarity that arise around payments: are they passive earnings or earned income, are payments accrued and paid prior to a divorce filing, or are payments partially accrued and paid after a divorce filing? According to Soshnick, the determination of these questions ultimately affects the division of marital property. He adds that the conflict over inclusion of income in marital estates is expanded by the fact that Indiana does not have classic alimony, as other states do, nor provides for spousal maintenance except in very limited circumstances. Soshnick references cases that indicate it has been the law in Indiana that future earnings are not considered marital property to be divided in the division of marital estates. He then highlights examples of how confusion arises: for example, a small business owner who signs a contract prior to a divorce filing but must perform work and services after filing in order to fulfill contractual obligations and the payments are then made after the filing. As a solution to the conundrum, Soshnick suggests amending the Indiana Code to speak directly to “income” and what categories, if any, fall under the statutory definition of “property.” He also notes that the Indiana General Assembly could revisit the Indiana Dissolution of Marriage Act and how and when spousal maintenance applies., Author, The Income Conundrum in Indiana DivorceLaw, The Indiana Lawyer, Family Law, 2021
  • Presentation, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2018
  • Published Article, Challenging Expert Valuation Opinions in Divorce Cases: An Oasis or Mirage in the Trial Desert?, 30 Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers 455, 2018
  • Presentation, Indiana Family Law Update, Judicial Conference of Indiana, 2018
  • Published Article, 'Fair" Meaning in Business, Professional Practice Valuations, The Indiana Lawyer, 2018
  • Published Article, The Real Nuts and Bolts of Challenging or Defending the Admissibility of an Expert's Opinion in States With and Without Daubert, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, 2018
  • Presentation, Family Law Appellate Practice, Indiana State Bar Association (ISBA), 2018
  • Presentation, What You Need to Know About Income-Producing Properties in Divorce, Indiana State Bar Association (ISBA), 2017
  • Presentation, Advanced Family Law, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2017
  • Presentation, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2017
  • Presentation, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2017
  • Presentation, Indiana Family Law Update, Judicial Conference of Indiana, 2017
  • Presentation, It Can Be Taxing: How to Read Personal and Business Tax Returns and Avoid Common Tax Traps, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), 2016
  • Presentation at Bench-Bar Conference, Family Law, Indianapolis Bar Association (IBA), 2016
  • Presentation at Annual Meeting, QDROs and Divorce, Indiana State Bar Association (ISBA), 2016
  • Presentation, Advanced Family Law, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2016
  • Presentation, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2016
  • Presentation, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2016
  • Presentation, Indiana Family Law Update, Judicial Conference of Indiana, 2016
  • Presentation, Same-Sex Marriage: Emerging Issues Following the Obergefell Decision, Indiana State Bar Association (ISBA), 2015
  • Presentation, Advanced Family Law, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2015
  • Presentation, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2015
  • Presentation, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2015
  • Published Chapter Ronald L. Brown, Editor, "Valuing Professional Practices and Licenses," Chapter 2, "Distinguishing Personal Goodwill from Enterprise Goodwill in Marital Dissolution Actions", Aspen Publishers, 4th ed. 2015, 2015
  • Presentation, Advanced Family Law, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2014
  • Presentation, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2014
  • Presentation, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2014
  • Presentation, Indiana Family Law Update, Judicial Conference of Indiana, 2014
  • Presentation, Advanced Family Law, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2013
  • Presentation, CME for Family Mediators, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2013
  • Presentation, Family Law Institute, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2013
  • Presentation, Family Law Year in Review, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2013
  • Presentation, Indiana Family Law Update, Judicial Conference of Indiana, 2013
Other Outstanding Achievements:
  • Chambers High Net Worth — Tier 1, Matrimonial and Family Law - Indiana, 2022
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2024
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2023
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2022
  • Chambers High Net Worth Matrimonial and Family Law - Band 1 (Indiana), 2021
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2021
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2020
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2019
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2018
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2017
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2016
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2015
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2014
  • The Best Lawyers in America — Family Law, 2013
Industry Groups:
  • Family Law

Office location for Andrew Z. Soshnick

300 N. Meridian Street
Suite 2500
Indianapolis, IN 46204

Phone: 317-237-1243

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