Is your Indiana driver's license suspended as a habitual traffic violator? Watch this video and see how Billy Brickyard got back on the road, landed a new job, and and turned his life around with Specialized Driving Privileges.
Read more

After a Madison County, Indiana man was arrested on drug dealing charges, the State filed a civil forfeiture action against the drug buy money. After serving his sentence, the man later sought to expunge both his criminal records and the forfeiture action. The Court of Appeals held that because the forfeiture case was related to the criminal case, defendant was entitled to expunge the records in both cases. If you have a criminal record in Anderson, Indiana call Gibson Law Office. 
Read more

If you have a criminal record in Bluffton, Indiana, anyone can read about your case on on-line dockets. Don't let a past mistake affect your future. Located in nearby Fort Wayne, Gibson Law Office can expunge your criminal record and help give you a second chance. If you need an expungement attorney in Bluffton, call us today.
Read more

The new Indiana Specialized Driving Privileges law is of particular benefit to people living in small towns. Hoosiers commute an average of 22 miles to work. However, most small town residents do not have access to public transportation. Many people living in Portland or Hartford City can obtain better pay by commuting to Marion or Muncie. Fort Wayne provides employment for residents of Bluffton, Huntington, and Angola. 
Read more

Attorney Megan Bolt recently helped a Lafayette mom obtain specialized driving privileges, so that she could support her family.
Read more