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It is important for Wisconsin residents to remember that if faced with a violation, arrest or charges, you are not guilty, You Are Only Guilty if You Are Convicted. A lawyer with experience can help build a defense in many situations.

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Powerful Milwaukee Criminal Defense Lawyer Represents YOU

With an exceedingly strong reputation for getting misdemeanor and felony charges reduced and even dropped, Tom Grieve is among the top criminal defense lawyers in Milwaukee. Unlike many defense lawyers in Wisconsin, Tom Grieve doesn’t try to talk clients into a plea deal simply because it’s easier and faster. You are entitled to a fair and thorough defense no matter what the charges. Tom is dedicated and committed to defending your case by using every shred of evidence and ensuring all factors have been fairly examined.

You Are Only Guilty If You Are Convicted

Many clients are quick to assume they will be found guilty and sentenced prior to hiring Tom Grieve, but You Are Only Guilty if You Are Convicted®. Our knowledge and persistence rightfully contests the allegations against you to place you in the best position possible to reduce and even eliminate your charges. Whether you’re facing an OWI in Milwaukee or are accused of narcotics possession in Waukesha, Tom Grieve has the ability to produce strategic defenses to win your case.

Grieve Law LLC is an experienced Milwaukee criminal defense law firm offering free legal consultations and flexible payment plans.

 

In Wisconsin, how long does a charge or conviction stay on your record?

In Wisconsin, you are only guilty of a crime if you are convicted, and avoiding $1,000 to $100,000 in fines and years in jail can be more difficult without legal help. An attorney can also consult on the possibility of having your record expunged if not convicted, which is a difficult proposition.

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