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Misdemeanor Attorney Wisconsin

Even a minor offense can have a large impact on your criminal record. If you have been charged with a misdemeanor, it is critical to take the matter seriously. At Nicholson Goetz & Otis, S.C., we represent people throughout Madison and the surrounding area who are facing misdemeanor charges.

Types of misdemeanor cases we defend against

We handle many different types of misdemeanors in Wisconsin state courts, including:
  • Theft
  • Disorderly conduct
  • Criminal damage to
  • property
  • Lewd and lascivious
  • Battery
  • Simple drug
  • possession/marijuana
  • possession
  • Bail jumping
Many of our clients are college students who did not realize the seriousness of their actions. We believe that you will not always be the person you were in college. We also believe that there is no reason why the mistakes you made at a young age should follow you around throughout your life.
That’s why we do our best to limit the impact of an arrest so that you can move forward with your life. That’s why we explore every factual and legal element of your case and use proven strategies to achieve favorable outcomes.

How do you fight a Misdemeanor Case in Wisconsin?

Understanding the criminal justice system and being able to share your side of the story takes knowledge and skills obtained through years of experience.
Whether your case requires a strong showing in court, a peal deal, or another arrangement, our misdemeanor lawyers have the legal acumen necessary to handle your case competently.
If you’ve been charged with a misdemeanor, your case will be referred to the district attorney. The DA determines whether enough evidence exists to prosecute.
If the DA moves forward with the case, you’ll have to attend an initial appearance. Showing up to your court date is critical. Failure to attend can result in a judge issuing a warrant for your arrest, which could mean you may face penalties in addition to those for the original offense.
At the initial appearance, you will be informed of the exact charges against you and given the option to enter a plea agreement. If you plead not guilty, your case may be scheduled for trial.

For the best defense, you need to act now. Contact A Misdemeanor Charges Attorney.

Talk with a lawyer about the charges you face. Call Nicholson Goetz & Otis, S.C., at 608-237-6854 or contact us online for a free 30-minute initial and confidential consultation with a Madison misdemeanor defense attorney.