Kenosha County Criminal Defense Attorney

Yes. Levine Law represents clients facing misdemeanor and felony charges in Kenosha County. Although our office is based in Milwaukee, we regularly handle cases in surrounding counties and provide the same level of preparation and courtroom advocacy.

If you are charged, timing matters. Early review of police reports, body camera footage, testing procedures, and witness statements can significantly impact the direction of your case. We focus on identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s case and building a strategy designed to protect your record, your license, and your future.

If you were arrested for OWI in Kenosha County, take these steps immediately:

• Do not discuss your case with anyone except your attorney.
• Act quickly—Wisconsin OWI cases involve strict deadlines that can affect your driver’s license.
• Gather any paperwork you received, including citations or notice of suspension forms.
• Write down everything you remember about the stop and arrest while it is fresh in your mind.
• Contact a defense attorney as soon as possible.

OWI cases often turn on traffic stop legality, field sobriety testing procedures, and chemical testing accuracy. Early review of these issues can make a significant difference in the outcome.

Yes. You are not required to hire a lawyer located in the same county where your case is filed. Many experienced defense attorneys represent clients in multiple Wisconsin counties.

Choosing a defense team should be based on experience, preparation, and courtroom ability—not just proximity. We make representation manageable with clear communication, organized case planning, and strategic travel when court appearances are required.