Lansing OWI directory
The OWI lawyers and other local help for people dealing with an OWI case in Lansing and Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties. Listings marked “claimed” have been reviewed by the business. Unclaimed listings come from business websites and public records.
OWI attorneys
Criminal defense lawyers serving Lansing who list OWI or drunk driving defense on their own websites and handle cases in 54-A District Court, 54-B District Court, or the 55th District Court. Listings are in alphabetical order. Unclaimed listings come from each firm's website and have not been reviewed by the firm. Ask each firm about fees and which court dates you must attend in person.
Guide: How to choose an OWI lawyer
Car insurance
Insurance agencies serving Lansing that ask to be listed. Rates after an OWI can vary widely between carriers; it pays to call more than one.
An OWI conviction can affect what you pay for car insurance and whether your current insurer will renew your policy. Ask each agency which carriers it writes for, how a conviction affects your rate, and what proof of insurance you may need when your license is restored. Requirements can change; confirm with the Michigan Department of State or your insurer.
No listings in this category yet. We only list businesses we can source from their own websites or public records, or that ask to be listed. If you serve Lansing clients, add your business free.
Bail bonds
Bail bond agents who post bonds for people held after an arrest in Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties.
Guide: How a local OWI case moves
After an OWI arrest, release conditions and any bond are set by the court, often by a magistrate. If a cash or surety bond is set and you cannot pay it, a bail bond agent can post it in exchange for a fee. Before you sign, ask what the fee is and whether any of it is refundable, what collateral they need, and what check-ins they require. The jail or the court can confirm the bond amount. Requirements can change; confirm with the court or a licensed attorney.
No listings in this category yet. We only list businesses we can source from their own websites or public records, or that ask to be listed. If you serve Lansing clients, add your business free.
Ignition interlock installers
Service centers for the breath alcohol ignition interlock devices (BAIIDs) the Michigan Department of State approves. The department gives approved drivers a list of certified manufacturers.
Guide: When an interlock is required
Michigan requires an approved ignition interlock for some restricted licenses, for example after a High BAC conviction or through a sobriety court program. Only devices from manufacturers certified by the Department of State count. Ask a provider about installation and monthly costs, how often you must come in, and what happens after a failed test.
No interlock listings yet. The Department of State provides a list of certified interlock manufacturers to drivers approved for an interlock-restricted license. Installers serving Lansing can add a listing free.
Assessment and treatment
Substance use assessment and treatment providers serving Lansing that ask to be listed. Courts often order an assessment or treatment as part of an OWI sentence.
Guide: OWI penalties and conditions
Michigan judges can order alcohol or substance use assessment and treatment as part of an OWI sentence or probation. Ask the court or your probation officer which providers it accepts before you enroll.
No listings yet. Ask the court or your probation officer which assessment and treatment providers it accepts. Providers serving Lansing can add a listing free.
Towing and impound
Where your car went, and who can get it back.
After an arrest, a car left at the scene is often towed to a private lot, and storage fees are usually charged for each day it stays there. Call the arresting agency first to find out which company has the car and whether you need a release from them. Then ask the tow company for the total due, which payment methods it accepts, its lot hours, what ID and proof of ownership to bring, and whether someone else can pick the car up with your written permission.
No towing listings yet. If police had your car towed, the arresting agency can tell you which company has it; contacts are on the local resources page. Towing companies serving Lansing can add a listing free.
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