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Crimes committed by teens under the age of 18 may not seem like a big deal, but criminal charges could result in serious consequences that could impact the rest of a teen’s life. In fact, 17-year-olds in Wisconsin are no longer considered juveniles under the law, and they may be charged as adults.
Juvenile criminal cases can be complicated. Attorney Jeffrey Kippa and team of J. Kippa Law, LLC, understands how detrimental criminal charges can be at this age as young adults head for college. They have over 30 years of combined experience representing juveniles in the criminal court system and knows how much of a burden it can be on the entire family.
Jeffrey Kippa’s criminal defense team is experienced in juvenile crimes and has represented teens charged with the following types of offenses:
Many cases result in juvenile probation or supervision, but teens need an attorney by their side who knows how to handle these charges properly. J. Kippa Law, LLC understands the different options available to protect their clients’ futures and what programs will help put their clients on a brighter path.
Jeffrey Kippa’s law firm has extensive experience with juvenile criminal cases. They can help their clients avoid formalized court proceedings by working with prosecutors to find a plea deal or arrangement that allows their clients to enter a program instead of a juvenile detention facility. Jeffrey Kippa and team genuinely care about their clients’ futures and are dedicated to finding the best solution for each of their clients.
J. Kippa Law, LLC, in Appleton, Wisconsin, represents juveniles facing criminal charges and ordinance violations. To learn how attorney Jeffrey Kippa and team can help, call them at 920-733-1100 or contact them online.
