About Arshad Pangere And Warring, LLP — Criminal Defense Merrillville Indiana
Arshad, Pangere and Warring, LLP offers criminal defense Merrillville clients can count on across Lake County and Northwest Indiana. The firm also handles divorce and family matters. Its attorneys bring experience to charges that put your freedom and record at risk. They aim to provide the best legal guidance for each case. Because early action matters, the team reviews evidence and protects your rights quickly. The firm offers free consultations so you can get answers at no cost. Clients work with seasoned advocates who explain the process clearly. You can compare nearby options on the criminal defense directory. Call the firm to set up your free consultation.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the firm as experienced, responsive, and clear in its advice. Reviewers note strong courtroom advocacy. Many also point to its ability to handle both criminal and family cases. That broad experience stands out.
Criminal Defense Merrillville — Practice Areas & Services
- Felony and misdemeanor defense in Lake County.
- OWI and impaired driving charges.
- Divorce and family law matters.
- Drug, theft, and violent crime defense.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Merrillville criminal cases heard?
Most criminal cases for Merrillville are heard in the Lake County courts at the Government Center, 2293 N. Main Street in Crown Point. The court handles the county’s criminal docket. Your attorney confirms the courtroom.
Does the firm offer free consultations?
Yes, Arshad, Pangere and Warring offers free consultations for new clients. You can discuss the charges and options at no cost. Call the firm to schedule a meeting.
Can the same firm handle my divorce and criminal case?
Yes, the firm handles both family and criminal matters. That helps when the two issues overlap. A single firm keeps your strategy consistent across cases.
Quick Facts: Criminal Defense in Merrillville, Indiana
- Court venue: Merrillville criminal cases are heard in the Lake County courts — Lake County Courts
- Impaired driving: Alcohol-impaired crashes caused 152 Indiana traffic deaths in 2022 — Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
- State code: Indiana criminal offenses are defined in Title 35 of the Indiana Code — Ind. Code Title 35



