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For many people, a criminal record isn’t just ink on paper —it’s a door that quietly closes opportunities long after the courtroom is cleared. Whether it was a minor mistake from your youth or a one-time charge that doesn’t reflect who you are today, the weight of a record can affect everything from housing and employment to mental health and self-worth. Indiana’s expungement law recognizes that people can grow and change. It’s a legal tool—but more than that, it’s a second c

One of the most important—yet often overlooked—aspects of Indiana’s expungement law is that you can generally only file once. That means your petition must include all eligible convictions across all counties. Missing a case could mean it remains on your record permanently. Why This Rule Exists Indiana’s expungement statute was designed to offer a second chance, not multiple chances. Lawmakers built in a “one-and-done” rule to encourage individuals to be thorough and intentio

Being hit by a driver who doesn’t carry insurance can feel like a dead end —but you may still have options. Indiana law requires drivers to carry liability insurance, but not everyone follows the rules. If you’re the victim of an uninsured or underinsured motorist (UM/UIM), you may still be able to recover compensation. What IS Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage? UM/UIM coverage is an optional add-on in Indiana auto policies that covers: Medical expenses Lost Wages Pain