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Getting arrested on suspicion of Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) triggers the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) to suspend your driver's license immediately. You may also know the offense of OWI as Driving Under the Influence (DUI).

Facing a drug charge in Indiana can affect your future, even with a minor offense. This post explains your next steps, your rights, and what to do to protect yourself.

Indiana domestic abuse laws offer protections for victims and outline serious consequences for offenders. This post covers key rights, legal steps, and what families should know.

After a DUI or OWI arrest in Indiana, you enter a legal process that can bring fines, license suspension, and possible jail time. This post explains what happens next and how to protect your rights.

Indiana has updated its Special Driving Privileges laws to give more suspended drivers a path back to limited, court-approved driving. Since 2015, these reforms have helped many people continue working, caring for family, and meeting daily obligations while navigating a suspension.

When someone is facing criminal charges, experience and steady guidance matter. Webster & Garino provides focused representation, clear communication, and a defense strategy built around the client’s situation and goals.

An arrest can feel overwhelming, but understanding how Indiana’s criminal process works helps reduce uncertainty. From the initial hearing to case negotiations and possible trial, each step has its own timeline and rules that shape the outcome.

A drunk driving arrest in Indiana starts a legal process that can affect your license, lead to fines, and even result in jail time. Understanding the steps that follow an OWI arrest helps you prepare for what comes next and protects your ability to respond.