Drunk Driving
Get back on track after a DUI with an expert DUI attorney.
Most people who have been charged with a DUI recognize it as a mistake and want to move on with their lives with as little interruption as possible. Having the right attorney on your side could be the difference. Our DUI attorney’s job is not to judge your actions, but rather to help you understand what to expect and create a plan of action to move forward. Learn more.
We can help you figure out where to start.
Many people do not know where to start after being charged with a DUI or OWI. Our experienced defense attorneys located in Lafayette, Indiana have been assisting people for decades and can help you find a starting point.
We will walk you through the entire process.
Many people worry about the complexity of a DUI or OWI charge, but once you have a starting point and someone to help you with the fine details, you will start to feel more at ease and ready to begin this process.
It is time to think about your future.
- Understand what to do next
- Prepare for your hearing
- Fight a DUI charge
- Develop a plea bargain
- Obtain specialized driving privileges
- And more
Are you looking to fight a DUI or OWI charge? Our DUI attorneys can help you develop and implement a defense strategy.
A plea bargain is an agreement of guilt between the prosecutor and the defendant. In exchange for pleading guilty, the defendant usually receives a lightened punishment. Your DUI attorney can discuss specific details about plea bargains during your consultation.
Our attorneys can work to help you secure specialized driving privileges after a DUI or OWI so you can continue to drive for work or other daily tasks while your license may be suspended.
Commonly Asked Questions
Can you fight a DUI charge?
Yes. For nearly all criminal charges, you have the option to plead not guilty. There are situations in which you can have a DUI charge dismissed or reduced. Learn more about fighting a DUI.
Will my license be suspended?
In almost all cases, yes. The minimum suspension is 180 days, but you may qualify for specialized driving privileges.
