Why Speed Matters
Suspensions in Indiana can come from an OWI arrest, refusing a chemical test, too many points, or other driving matters — and many carry deadlines measured in days, not weeks. Missing a hearing or a filing window can turn a winnable matter into an automatic suspension.
Cranston Law represents drivers across Fort Wayne, Allen County, and the surrounding Northeast Indiana counties in suspension hearings and related proceedings.
How Cranston Law Helps
- Requesting and appearing at suspension hearings within the deadlines.
- Challenging the basis for the stop, the testing, or the underlying traffic matter.
- Petitioning for specialized driving privileges so you can keep driving to work, school, or medical appointments.
- Working toward full reinstatement once the underlying issues are resolved.
Keep Your Life Moving
Northeast Indiana is a driving region — most of us need a car to earn a living. Between easy payment plans and flexible meeting locations, Cranston Law makes it practical to get experienced help with a suspension. Call 260-704-8422 before deadlines close off your options.
Common Questions
My license was suspended after an OWI arrest. Is that separate from the criminal case?
Yes. The license suspension process runs on its own track with its own deadlines, even while the criminal case is pending. Both need to be handled — and the suspension often moves first.
What are specialized driving privileges?
Specialized driving privileges are court-ordered permission to drive under set conditions — for example, to and from work — during a period when your license would otherwise be suspended. An attorney can petition the court and argue for terms that fit your life.
Can I handle a suspension without going to court?
Some reinstatements are administrative, but many suspensions — especially those tied to an arrest or refusal — involve hearings and strict deadlines. A quick call to 260-704-8422 can tell you which situation you are in.