Felony assault — charge amended to misdemeanor
After challenging witness inconsistencies and discovery gaps, the prosecution agreed to reduce the filing. Client avoided a felony conviction and significant prison exposure.
Track Record
Case Results
Below are representative outcomes we have obtained for clients in Milwaukee County and surrounding Wisconsin courts. Every case is different; these summaries are anonymized and do not predict how your matter will be resolved.
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We measure success by how well an outcome matches the client’s goals under the facts and law — dismissals, charge reductions, avoided felony labels, preserved driving privileges, and durable family court orders. We do not publish identifying details about clients or open cases.
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Selected Outcomes
Outcomes are grouped by practice area with links to learn more about how we approach these cases.
Weapons charge — suppression motion & dismissal
Court granted a motion to suppress evidence following an unlawful search. Charges were dismissed without the need for trial.
First-offense OWI — reduced non-alcohol traffic resolution
Traffic stop and testing sequence were scrutinized; case resolved short of an OWI conviction. Client minimized license and employment impact.
Repeat OWI — minimized jail, occupational license
Negotiated structure that preserved client’s ability to work, with IID Requirements satisfied in line with statutory mandates.
Felony possession — diversion completed, no conviction
Eligible client entered a deferred agreement, completed treatment and conditions; charges dismissed upon compliance.
Drug evidence suppressed — case unable to proceed
Unconstitutional vehicle search led to exclusion of narcotics evidence; prosecution could not maintain charges after motion hearing.
Custody & placement — expanded parenting time
Presented stability, school continuity, and co-parenting history. Court ordered a revised schedule meeting the client’s primary objective.
High-asset divorce — equitable division contested hearing
Litigated valuation and classification issues; client received a property division aligned with contributions and statutory fairness factors.
Domestic-related charge — no adverse conviction after negotiation
Structured resolution that addressed court concerns while allowing client to move forward without the most serious collateral consequences.
Juvenile delinquency — informal disposition
Avoided adjudication through negotiated program; record protections pursued under Wisconsin juvenile procedures.