The Indiana Sublease Agreement is an additional contract created between a sublessor (original tenant) and a sublessee (new tenant), established after the initial lease agreement. Since there are no specific subleasing laws in Indiana, tenants are free to sublease their property at their discretion, as long as the original lease does not prohibit it.

This legally binding document ensures that if the sublessee fails to make payments or violates any other lease terms, the sublessor can seek legal remedies in court. This agreement offers flexibility for tenants who must adjust their living arrangements while still fulfilling their obligations under the original lease.