After being charged with a crime, you may feel stranded. We can defend your freedom and help you get on the right path. ~Attorney Jeffrey Kippa
SCHEDULE A FREE CONSULTATION TO GET STARTEDWhen you are facing criminal charges, you need an attorney who understands what prosecutors are thinking to protect your rights and your future. At J. Kippa Law, LLC, attorney Jeffrey Kippa and his team know how to position their clients in the best light to get the best possible outcome for them.
At the law firm of J. Kippa Law, LLC, attorney Jeffrey Kippa genuinely cares about getting his clients any help they need during and after their cases. The firm is dedicated to finding the light at the end of the tunnel, whether that means negotiating a plea bargain to reduce charges or taking the case to trial.
The attorneys at J. Kippa Law, LLC have decades of experience working with prosecutors on criminal cases in Wisconsin, and their knowledge of the criminal justice system helps them address any concerns prosecutors and judges may have in a given situation.
It is vital to secure experienced representation as early in the process as possible. The firm has represented adults and juveniles facing criminal charges involving drug crimes, DUI/OWI, sexual assault, domestic abuse and other criminal matters. These types of criminal charges require a seasoned criminal defense team who understands the complexity of criminal cases and the importance of working proactively with prosecutors to find the best outcome for clients.
Facing criminal charges can be scary and many people don’t know how important it is to work with a law firm who understands what they are going through.
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With an office in Appleton, Wisconsin, J. Kippa Law, LLC provides experienced criminal defense to clients in Green Bay and Oshkosh and throughout Wisconsin. To learn more, please schedule a free, confidential consultation by calling 920-733-1100 or using the form below.
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