DUI/OPERATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
On a first offense DUI, Kentucky law requires the Judge to sentence an individual to a minimum of 48 hours in jail (maximum 30 days), a minimum fine of $728, and a minimum license suspension of 30 days (maximum 120). On a second, third, and fourth offense, the penalties get much, much worse. There are many secondary consequences to being convicted of Operating Under the Influence as well. Amanda defends DUI’s on a frequent basis and is well informed on issues related to testing procedures and evidence admissibility.
If you have been arrested, charged, or are being investigated for DUI by law enforcement, do not wait – call for a free phone consultation today!
OUR PHILOSOPHY:
Whether charged with a major criminal offense or a minor traffic violation, your choice of legal counsel is crucial. Your attorney is your voice and your defender inside the court room. However, much of an attorney’s work is actually performed behind the scenes. He or she must guide you through the criminal justice process, answer questions and ease concerns, and prepare your case for presentation to the court.
Attorney Amanda Page Wills is committed to providing premium legal representation to her clients. She provides them with personal and individualized attention and around the clock availability. No aspect of your case will be handled by a paralegal or legal assistant.
PRINCIPLES OF A PREMIUM LEGAL DEFENSE:
FREQUENT COMMUNICATION
Amanda believes that frequent communication is key to providing premium service. Stress is often intensified by the lack of information. Amanda’s clients are informed about every step of the process, and always kept up to date on the status of their case.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
Amanda believes that effective communication is key to providing premium service. She will advise you of your options in a clear and easy to understand manner. The courtroom is a world of its own. Many frequently used words and phrases in the English language have significantly different “legal meanings.” Many criminal defendants have never been to court before, so it is essential they have a good criminal defense attorney to shed some light on the proceedings and court jargon.
AVAILABILITY
Amanda believes that availability is key to providing premium service. Legal issues don’t always arise between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Amanda understands that her clients require assistance at all hours. She is on call 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. She returns calls the same day and responds promptly to text messages and client emails.
KNOWLEDGE
Amanda believes that knowledge of the court is key to providing premium service. The court climate is heavily influenced by county officials and local judges. The standard disposition to a particular case in one county may not even be an option in another. It is essential that your attorney be familiar with and understand the local court system in which your case is pending. Amanda only accepts cases in geographical areas where she has intimate knowledge of the local climate. This ensures that her clients get the very best and accurate legal advice possible.
EXPERIENCE
Amanda believes that experience in the field is key to providing premium service. Amanda has personally handled thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases. She has been on both sides of the courtroom…the attorney charging and the attorney defending. Her approach to defending cases is to anticipate the prosecutor’s moves using her extensive prosecutorial experience. This enables her to be one step ahead in planning the most effective defense.
Disclaimer: This website was designed to provide information about Wills Law Office, PLLC, and Amanda Page Wills, Attorney at Law. Nothing contained herein constitutes legal advice, nor should it be considered an offer of legal advice. Wills Law Office, PLLC and/or Amanda Page Wills cannot make any guarantee as to the accuracy or currency of any information contained herein. You should always personally consult an attorney for advice regarding your specific case.