Welcome to the comprehensive guide on Indiana expungement laws, expertly curated by Nathan Vining, a dedicated criminal defense and family law attorney at Vining Legal. In this blog, we'll delve into the intricacies of expungement eligibility, the process, and considerations for early expungement in Marion County.

Discover the nuances of Pre-Trial Diversion in Indiana in this comprehensive guide by Nathan Vining, a distinguished criminal defense attorney. Learn about eligibility, requirements, and the benefits of participating in this legal program to make informed decisions about your case. If you're facing criminal charges, understanding the ins and outs of pre-trial diversion is crucial for a favorable outcome.

Understanding the criminal process in Indiana, from the initial arrest to the trial phase, is essential for anyone involved in the legal system. This comprehensive guide takes you through each stage, offering valuable insights to help you navigate the complexities of criminal cases. Whether you're facing charges or seeking to understand the process, this article provides a detailed overview to make informed decisions.

What do you do if you have been charged with Theft in Indiana? Here are three key areas to review when building your defense.

Here are five things you should do immediately if you or a loved one have been arrested in Indiana.

A lot of people may not know what mitigation evidence is, but it often times can mean the difference between a good and bad outcome. It is evidence that can be used in negotiation with the prosecution to help get a better plea agreement, or you can present it to the court at sentencing to argue for a lesser sentence. It is important to consider mitigation evidence in every case.

Finding out you have a warrant for your arrest can be a scary thing. Here are some steps you should take if you find yourself in this situation.

Criminal Defense Attorney Nathan Vining explains what happens at a pretrial conference in the Marion County/Indianapolis criminal courts. He also gives you some advice on what to expect and what to do at the pretrial conference.

What do you do if you have been charged with possession of methamphetamine in Indiana? Here we break down Indiana Code 35-48-4-6.1 go over several common defenses to possession of methamphetamine.

If you have never been to court it can be a stressful experience. You are probably wondering things such as: Where should I go? What should I say in Court? Should I plead guilty or not guilty?

If you have been arrested, you typically have a short period of time to hire an attorney. Finding the right attorney can make a big difference in your case.

If you are facing DUI or OWI charges, it is important to look into more than just the arrest. There are several things an attorney should look into that can impact the accuracy of a breathalyzer or cause a false positive.