If you have been arrested for domestic battery in Indiana, the situation can feel upside down almost immediately. One minute, you’re dealing with an argument at home. The next, you may be in jail, facing criminal charges, locked out of your house, and ordered not to...
FAQ: Indiana OWI Refusals and Chemical Tests What happens if I refuse a chemical test in Indiana? If you refuse a chemical test in Indiana after an officer properly advises you under the implied consent law, you can face an automatic license suspension. A first...
Frequently Asked Questions About Medical Emergencies and DUI Arrests in Indiana 1. Can I be arrested for DUI in Indiana if I was having a medical emergency? Yes. In Indiana, an officer may arrest someone for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated if the officer...
FAQ: Indiana Personal Injury Case Value How long do I have to file a personal injury case in Indiana? In many Indiana personal injury cases, the lawsuit must be filed within two years after the cause of action accrues. Some cases may have shorter notice deadlines,...
A criminal record has a way of sticking around longer than anyone wants. You make a mistake, you deal with the case, you do what the court requires, and years later it can still pop up when you apply for a job, volunteer at your child’s school, try to rent an...
Common Questions About Drunk Driving Charges in Indiana Will I go to jail for an OWI Most first time OWI arrests involve only the initial overnight stay. Additional jail time depends on your criminal history, the facts of your case, and the county where you are...
A police officer walks up to your window and asks, “Do you know why I pulled you over?” It sounds harmless. It sounds like small talk. It may even sound like the officer is trying to be friendly. Make no mistake about it: a traffic stop is an investigation. That does...
FAQ: Indiana Slip and Fall Claims Do I need a lawyer after a slip and fall in Indiana? You are not required to hire a lawyer, but it can help if you were injured, the business is denying responsibility, or evidence may disappear. A lawyer can request video, contact...
Criminal recklessness does not always get the same attention as battery, assault, or DUI. That can make people underestimate it. Big mistake. In Indiana, you do not have to injure anyone to be charged with criminal recklessness. The focus is often on risk. Did your...
FAQ: Second DUI, OWI, and OVWI in Indiana What is OVWI in Indiana? OVWI stands for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. It is Indiana’s formal term for what many people call DUI, OWI, or drunk driving. Is a second DUI always a felony in Indiana? No. A second DUI /...
