Miranda L. Steele is a dedicated advocate for Indiana’s small businesses and families, providing personal, diligent, and efficient solutions to complicated legal problems. Miranda specializes areas of estate planning/probate administration, contracts, small business formation/litigation, and construction matters. In her early career, she has secured judgments in excess of $1M for clients unpaid for construction jobs, have clients obtain excess damages from the State of Indiana in condemnation proceedings, and has represented small business owners in coverage disputes with national insurers in the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. She graduated Cum Laude with a B.S. in Political Science from Hope College, where she also received the James M. Zoetewey Book Award for Unusual Promise in Political Science, served as President of the Phi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honors Society, and worked for change on Capitol Hill during her Washington D.C. Honors Semester following the 2017 election. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Robert H. McKinney School of Law in 2021. Since her time in law school, she worked and trained alongside experienced Indiana litigators, Tony Abbott and Donald Foley, until taking over the practice in 2025. She continues the firm’s inspiring legacy of personal, honest, and effective representation. Miranda is an active member in good standing of the Indiana Bar Association.