Attorney Profiles

Seamus (pronounced shay-mus) P. Boyce has a general law practice and often represents clients in matters involving education, schools, or intellectual property. His school clients include the Alexandria Community School Corporation, Carmel Clay Schools, Clinton Central School Corporation, Hamilton Southeastern Schools, Irvington Community School, Maconaquah School Corporation, Metropolitan School Districts of Lawrence, Perry and Warren Township, Noblesville Schools, RISE Special Services, Sheridan Community Schools and Westfield-Washington Schools.

Seamus graduated from Wabash College and currently serves on the Board of the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men. During his time at Wabash, he was a member of the Sphinx Club, Sigma Chi Fraternity, and rugby club. He also participated in an off-campus study program at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth.

After Wabash, Seamus attended the Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, New Hampshire where he earned both a law degree and a masters in education law. During his time at Pierce Law, Seamus received an Albert Schweitzer Fellowship which he used to create a mentoring program for special education students. In addition, he competed in the Spong moot court program at the College of William & Mary. Before graduating from Pierce Law, he received the American Bar Association and American Law Institute Award for the graduating student who best demonstrates both scholarship and leadership.
 
Seamus first joined Church, Church, Hittle & Antrim as a law clerk and currently serves the firm's clients as an associate. He has been admitted to practice law in Indiana and currently serves on the Board of Governors for the Indiana State Bar Association. His professional association memberships include the Indiana State Bar Association, Indiana School Boards Association, National School Boards Association, Education Law Association, Indianapolis Bar Association, and Hamilton County Bar Association. He is a frequent speaker and contributor for organizations including the National School Boards Association, Indiana School Boards Association, Education Law Association, National Business Institute, and Lorman Education Services.

Seamus was born and raised in Indiana and currently resides in Fishers with his wife, Erin, who is an elementary teacher for special needs students. He enjoys spending time with his eight siblings and being actively involved in his community including assisting with the Indiana Bar Foundation sponsored We The People competition and the Indiana State Bar Association's Clients Financial Assistance Fund.