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If you’re a grandparent concerned about your grandchildren’s health and safety or continuing your relationship and bond, talk with a family attorney at Eskew Law. We’ll explain grandparents’ rights in Indiana and your options. We know these are often emotional situations, and you don’t want to hurt or demonize your grandchild’s mom or dad. We’re here to guide you in making sure your grandchild is OK and gets to have grandma and grandpa in their life. You can reach out to Eskew Law at 317-793-2325 or…

The dynamic between family or household members can be complicated. A relationship of any kind can be passionate and loving one minute and tumultuous, hostile, and aggressive the next. It is vital to remain calm and cooperative if you are in a heated domestic dispute and suddenly find that the cops are at your door. The last thing you want to do is become combative with the police. That is the worst move you could possibly make in such a situation. Whether…

Do you have an OVWI (also known as OWI) conviction lingering on your record? Is it inhibiting your ability to find gainful employment, apply for a loan, or be accepted into educational programs? Whatever the case, an OVWI conviction can have long-lasting consequences on your life. You may be fed up with the stigma surrounding your driving while intoxicated conviction. No matter your reason for desiring an OVWI expungement, the Eskew Law attorneys have a decade of experience helping clients clear their records of…

Given the startling rate of domestic violence in Indiana, police, and prosecutors take domestic violence offenses very seriously. With a skilled defense attorney by your side, a first-time offense, while still serious, may not necessarily result in a period of incarceration. However, if you are charged with a domestic violence 2nd offense, you face a Class 6 Felony. Thus, it is imperative that anyone facing a domestic violence second offense reach out to the dedicated defense lawyers at Eskew Law. At Eskew Law, we…

Getting arrested for a DUI in Indiana is a stressful experience. If this is your first DUI arrest, you may not know what to expect from the process. This uncertainty will only add to what is already a challenging time. Learning about the DUI process in Indiana can provide some much-needed relief. Eskew Law can help. Contact us today. One of the most concerning elements of a DUI arrest is the very real (and almost certain) possibility of a license suspension. There are two types…

Please note that our law firm practices law solely in the state of Indiana, and therefore cannot provide legal services outside of this jurisdiction. Sometimes, defendants in criminal cases are offered probation as part of a plea deal that takes the place of jail time. This can happen when the prosecutor or the judge does not feel that incarceration is warranted but that some form of supervision and possibly counseling are needed. When probation is ordered there is both a term of…

“Sexting” refers to the use of electronic communications technology, such as cell phones and social media sites, to send or receive nude or sexually suggestive images, or videos through text messaging, social media, chat boards, or email. Indiana sexting laws place a particular focus on sexting as it relates to minors (under 18 or sometimes under 16). In general, Indiana law prohibits teen sexting. If you or your child has been charged with violating sexting laws, our sex crime defense lawyers can help. Contact us…

The process of dealing with another driver’s insurance company after an Indiana car accident is critical to obtaining fair compensation. Unfortunately, many accident victims are unfamiliar with this process. This can lead them to make understandable mistakes that can have grave consequences on the outcome of their claim. Thus, it is important to understand how insurance companies handle claims after an accident. One of the first things you will receive from the other driver’s insurance company is a packet of paperwork. Often included in…

Almost every state in the country requires drivers to maintain some amount of car insurance. Indiana is no exception. In fact, if you are caught driving without insurance, Indiana police can issue you a ticket. Not only that, but drivers who have a history of driving without insurance may not be able to collect non-economic damages if they are involved in an Indiana car accident. I. Indiana’s Car Insurance Laws II. I Got into a Car Accident with No Insurance That’s Not My Fault—Can I…