If you suddenly face criminal charges or have been injured by negligence, you will need a skilled lawyer to assist you with your case. The legal system can be overly complex and challenging to understand without the help of a knowledgeable attorney. When you have an experienced lawyer on your side, you stand a much better chance of obtaining an outcome that is favorable to you.
The Casper Mehlos Law Group of Dane County, Wisconsin, is a law firm dedicated to assisting clients with their legal needs. Our well-qualified lawyers each have unique skills that allow our law firm to provide various legal services to clients.
Regardless of whether you need representation for a criminal case or help to file a personal injury claim, our law firm can provide the assistance you need to resolve your legal issues. Contact our law office and ask to schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your case and explore your legal options.
If you have been injured by someone else’s negligence, contact our law offices to learn how we can help you.
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A Car Accident lawyer can help ensure that you receive the compensation and support you need to recover and move forward after a car accident.
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Contact our law office immediately if you have been charged with a sexual assault crime so that we may build a strong defense on your behalf.
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Do not allow a sexual offense charge to ruin your life. Contact our law offices immediately to schedule a free consultation.
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Our law firm will provide the aggressive legal representation you need to protect your rights and freedom.
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Our experienced drug crimes defense lawyers can work with the prosecution to reduce or dismiss your charges.
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If you have been injured by someone else’s negligence, contact our law offices to learn how we can help you.
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A Car Accident lawyer can help ensure that you receive the compensation and support you need to recover and move forward after a car accident.
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Contact our law office immediately if you have been charged with a sexual assault crime so that we may build a strong defense on your behalf.
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Do not allow a sexual offense charge to ruin your life. Contact our law offices immediately to schedule a free consultation.
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Allow our law firm to help you potentially avoid a domestic violence conviction and save your reputation in the community.
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A skilled DUI/OWI lawyer may be able to have evidence thrown out and possibly have your charges dismissed.
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When faced with any legal issue, the best step to protect yourself is to hire an experienced lawyer. Unfortunately, many individuals initially believed they could handle their legal issues without the help of a lawyer, only to find out the process was more challenging than they realized.
However, an experienced attorney understands the legal system and what it takes to get results. For example, suppose you have been charged with a criminal offense. In that case, you need a knowledgeable attorney to evaluate the prosecution's evidence against you and build a strong defense on your behalf. Likewise, if you have suffered a personal injury, an attorney can determine liability and work to hold the responsible party accountable for their negligence.
Therefore, if you are struggling with a legal problem, contact our law offices. We will be happy to answer your questions and address your concerns.
The Casper Mehlos Law Group is passionately committed to helping clients resolve their legal needs so they may resume their lives. No matter what problem they may have, most individuals want to resolve their issues as quickly as possible.
Our team of legal professionals makes it their mission to tackle clients’ legal problems head-on and work to obtain favorable resolutions. When we agree to take your case, we will immediately evaluate the evidence and build a legal strategy customized to your needs.
Suppose you have been charged with a criminal offense. In that case, we will review all police reports, eyewitness testimony, and video footage to look for any weaknesses that may allow us to request that your charges be reduced or dismissed. Similarly, if you have experienced a personal injury, we will work to obtain the financial compensation that adequately provides for your needs.
If you have a legal matter needing our attention, contact the Casper Mehlos Law Group today to learn more about our services.
Attorney Mehlos earned his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Notre Dame and his law degree at the University of Wisconsin Law School. Attorney Mehlos practices in the areas of criminal defense and civil litigation. Attorney Mehlos has a background in forensic science litigation, having worked in the Wisconsin Innocence Project on homicide cases utilizing DNA evidence to support his clients’ claims of innocence.
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Attorney Tim Casper is an experienced trial lawyer who has tried numerous cases in areas such as personal injury, commercial litigation, professional liability, medical malpractice, construction, product liability, securities, employment, labor, toxic tort, insurance defense, and criminal matters, among others. His experience includes complex litigation, such as asbestos litigation and the Ford/Firestone litigation.
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Dane County has many criminal defense and personal injury lawyers, all contending for your business. However, not all law firms can offer you the experience that The Casper Mehlos Law Group can provide to its clients.
Our attorneys, Tim Casper and Corey Mehlos, have been highly successful in litigating cases and achieving optimum client results. As experienced trial lawyers, both Tim and Corey have strong legal backgrounds that enable them to aggressively fight for their clients, whether it be criminal defense or personal injury.
In addition, the other members of our legal team are very effective in using their technological skills and abilities to assist our attorneys in obtaining information, developing litigation strategies, and assisting with other necessary aspects of the case.
As a collaborative team, our law firm can offer clients the benefit of many years of legal experience while using modern and innovative technology to solve complex issues.
Our attorney Tim Casper is a highly experienced trial lawyer who has litigated high-profile cases such as Ford/Firestone and asbestos lawsuits. Additionally, Tim spent many years providing legal counsel for several national insurance companies, which gives him a unique advantage when advocating for personal injury victims.
Tim Casper has also been recognized in Best Lawyers in America due to his success in commercial litigation. Tim has successfully tried cases in both state and federal courts for both plaintiffs and defendants. With his years of experience, Tim has developed the skills and training necessary to secure favorable outcomes for his client’s legal needs.
Attorney Corey Mehlos has a strong background in forensic science litigation, which he utilizes to develop strong defense strategies. Corey has also worked extensively with the Wisconsin Innocence Project, which uses DNA evidence to free individuals who have been wrongly convicted. Corey is passionate about defending the wrongly accused and uses his knowledge and training to advocate for clients.
Corey Mehlos also has been recognized for four consecutive years by Super Lawyers as Rising Star, an honor reserved for the top 2.5 percent of lawyers in the state. Super Lawyers is an independent rating organization that reviews attorneys who have achieved great success throughout the country.
The other members of our legal team include two highly trained paralegals and a legal assistant. Each one is passionately committed to working closely with clients to understand their legal needs and help our attorneys develop their case strategies. Our legal team is passionate in its quest to ensure clients receive the justice they deserve.
Our law firm is unique because our attorneys have excellent trial experience handling criminal defense and personal injury cases. Dealing with any legal issue can be stressful and overwhelming and affect your personal and family life. Therefore, our legal staff strives to treat each client with the care and compassion they deserve.
Casper Mehlos Law Group is proud to serve the citizens of Dane County and the surrounding areas in Wisconsin. Since our law firm has been in business, we have achieved successful outcomes for our clients. We are proud of the service we are able to offer the community and continuously strive to build each attorney-client relationship with those who choose us for their legal needs.
Additionally, we will always keep you updated on any changes or progress that may occur and consult with you before making any decisions regarding your case.
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When individuals make the decision to hire a lawyer for their legal needs, they want a law firm that can offer them the skill and experience necessary to successfully resolve their issues. That being the case, our legal team understands that you want to settle your legal matters quickly and go on with your life.
Our law firm is committed to ensuring clients quality results. For example, in most personal injury cases, we have been able to negotiate out of court with the insurance company to obtain maximum compensation for clients. Similarly, we have also been able to work out plea deals with prosecutors and have clients’ charges reduced or dismissed.
For your convenience, Casper Mehlos Law Group is located 2.8 miles from the Madison Municipal Building, 3.3 miles from Monona Park, and 2.5 miles from the Wisconsin State Capitol Building. Contact our law offices in Dane County by calling (608) 820-8926 to schedule a free no-obligation consultation to discuss your case.
Dane County: Attorney Mehlos' client was falsely accused of strangulation and battery. He was facing up to 37 years in prison if revoked from supervision. Attorney Mehlos conducted an investigation over two months that resulted in his client being found not to have committed the alleged offenses and his client was released from jail and allowed to go home to run his business.
Lincoln County: Attorney Mehlos' 38 year-old client was falsely accused of Felony Child Abuse involving one of his children during a divorce. He had no criminal record. Attorney Mehlos coordinated with Private Investigator Chris Ederesinghe and assembled four expert witnesses to help prove his client's innocence. After filing three motions before trial requesting that the judge dismiss all charges, the Court ultimately granted Attorney Mehlos' motion and dismissed all charges with prejudice, meaning the government cannot recharge his client even if it wanted to. The Judge found that the government violated his clients' constitutional right to a speedy trial and failed to prosecute the case due to a series of failures to disclose key evidence in the case, including Brady evidence that tended to show his client's innocence.
Milwaukee: Attorney Mehlos' 18 year-old client was charged in a double homicide with two counts of felony murder and was facing up to 110 years in prison. Attorney Mehlos filed motions challenging the credibility of the State's two key witnesses. The State dismissed outright both felony murder charges with prejudice, meaning that the client cannot be charged with homicide at any point in the future related to this incident upon a plea to a separate charge for which the Client received credit fo the time he had already served in jail.
Dane County: Attorney Mehlos' client was falsely accused of a very serious crime alleging Repeated Sexual Assault of the Same Child. He had no criminal record and was facing up to 40 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. The client went to trial with another very skilled attorney and the jury hung, meaning it could not decide whether or not he was guilty. Attorney Mehlos hired two expert witnesses and filed a motion to present to the jury his theory on why the accuser was motivated to falsely accuse his client. After four months on the case and shortly after Attorney Mehlos filed his motion, the State dismissed the charges and the client was able to put an end to his two-year nightmare.
Portage County: Attorney Mehlos' client was facing four criminal charges and up to 65 years in prison for charges he maintained he did not commit. At a prior trial, he was found guilty of all charges with a different lawyer. Attorney Mehlos helped uncover evidence that demonstrated he did not commit the crimes he was accused of. After a four day trial, the jury found him not guilty of all criminal charges. Following a sixth month investigation, the National Registry For Exonerations concluded that Attorney Mehlos' client should be added to the list of over 3,000 Americans who have been wrongfully convicted of crimes they did not commit.
Manitowoc County: Attorney Mehlos' client was facing 186 years in prison for crimes he did not commit. It was alleged he committed crimes related to Second Degree Sexual Assault of A Child and Repeated Sexual Assault of the Same Child. Attorney Mehlos successfully argued he should be entitled to evidence that demonstrated the same accuser had made false statements to police, including a previous false claim of sexual assault. After more than 3 years of maintaining his innocence, all 7 charges our client was facing were dismissed before trial.
Ozaukee County: Attorney Mehlos' 18 year-old client was accused of three felony charges and up to 17 years in prison for crimes he maintained he did not commit. He had no criminal record and his ability to provide for his family was in jeopardy if he were convicted. Attorney Mehlos took the case to trial and his client was found not guilty of all three charges.
Marathon County: Attorney Mehlos’s 26 year-old client was facing up to 72 years in prison on charges of First Degree Reckless Endangerment of Safety, Possession With Intent To Distribute A Controlled Substance, Possession of A Firearm As a Felon, and Delivery of A Controlled Substance. The client maintained his innocence. At the preliminary hearing, Attorney Mehlos succeeded in petitioning to dismiss all charges due to lack of probable cause. The client was able to walk out of jail a free man.
Sheboygan County: Attorney Mehlos’ 17 year-old client was charged two counts of Second Degree Sexual Assault and 4 other criminal charges. He was facing up to the rest of his life in prison if convicted. It took Attorney Mehlos 8 months and 5 bond motions to lower his cash bond from $35,000 to $500 so that he could be released from jail, allowing him to come home to his family for the holidays. He was adamant that he was innocent and never gave up. On the eve of trial, Attorney Mehlos was able to come to a resolution with a fair-minded prosecutor that allowed the client to walk away from the case without a criminal record, and without spending another day in jail, ending his two-year nightmare.
Brown County: Attorney Mehlos’s 45 year-old client was facing up to more than two decades in prison on 4 felony and 3 misdemeanor criminal charges. He maintained his innocence. Attorney Mehlos succeeded in persuading the prosecutor to dismiss all 7 charges before trial.
New Holstein: Client, a 19 year-old with a clean record was charged with First Offense Drunk Driving. Attorney Mehlos took the case to trial and prevailed, resulting in the judge finding her Not Guilty.
Manitowoc County: Attorney Mehlos’ 26 year-old client was facing up to more than 32 years in prison, 4 felony charges, and 5 misdemeanor criminal charges in 3 cases. Attorney Mehlos advocated for the client for 4 years until the parties were able to reach a fair resolution that allowed the client to move on with his life without a felony record or having to serve a day in jail.
Waupaca County: Attorney Mehlos’ client had his first offense drugged driving (Ambien medication) charge dismissed based on the prosecutor’s motion, saving the client’s driver’s license from being revoked. Attorney Mehlos has never lost a drugged driving case.
Fond du Lac County: Attorney Mehlos' 36 year-old client was falsely accused of six criminal charges and facing up to 20 years in prison for allegedly discharging a firearm during a reported domestic violence event. He had no criminal record. Attorney Mehlos won a motion hearing to obtain records that helped prove his client's innocence. After 9 months, all 6 charges were dismissed.
Winnebago County: Attorney Mehlos successfully argued that his client’s statement to the police in custody made when he was 16 years-old should be suppressed in a case alleging Attempted First Degree Intentional Homicide.
Calumet County: Attorney Mehlos’ Client, 53 years-old, was facing 59 felony identity theft charges and up to 354 years in prison if convicted. The jury acquitted her of all 59 felony charges at trial.
Outagamie County: Our 24 year-old client facing Felony Injury By Negligent Use of a Firearm had all charges dismissed after shooting his roommate in the leg based on Attorney Mehlos’ self-defense investigation and defense.
Sheboygan County: Attorney Mehlos filed multiple motions, resulting in the prosecutor dismissing Second Degree Sexual Assault allegations against a then-19 year-old client facing a Class C felony and up to 40 years in prison.
Sheboygan County: Attorney Mehlos filed a number of motions, and the prosecutor ultimately dismissed First Degree Sexual Assault charges that had been filed against our client, who was facing up to 60 years in prison.
Outagamie County: Prosecutor agreed to deferred conviction agreement, allowing Felony Eluding An Officer charges to be dismissed against our 20 year-old client.
Manitowoc County: Attorney Mehlos persuaded the prosecutor to dismiss Misdemeanor Battery charges against our client after establishing that she had been falsely accused.
Manitowoc County: Client, 38 years old, was facing 13 felony and misdemeanor charges. Attorney Mehlos successfully argued that the Court should suppress 7 of the Client’s criminal charges in one case due to a violation of his Fourth Amendment right based on a defective warrant. Separately, the Prosecutor dismissed the other six criminal charges after Attorney Mehlos alleged a separate violation of Client’s Fourth Amendment rights.
Manitowoc County: Client, a 38 year-old father of two girls and upstanding member of the community, was falsely accused of domestic battery by the mother of his children during a custody dispute. She had a bruise on her face following an argument and alleged that he punched her in the face. She also filed a restraining order against him. The Client’s professional reputation as well as custody and placement of his two daughters was on the line. Attorney Mehlos persuaded the Prosecutor to dismiss charges subject to a six-month Deferred Prosecution Agreement based on compelling evidence of the man’s innocence, including that the accuser had lied to police during previous criminal investigations as well as voice messages and text messages that contradicted her allegations.
Douglas County: Client was charged with Felony Maintaining A Trafficking Place together with a relative. The relative received a 7 year prison sentence. Attorney Mehlos successfully resolved the Client’s case without the Client having to spend a day in jail. In the three cases in which Attorney Mehlos represented the Client, the Client was facing up to 96 years in prison. He did not serve a day in jail.
Brown County: Client, a 30 year-old man, was facing multiple felonies for Possession of Controlled Substances while riding in a vehicle that fled police. Attorney Mehlos filed multiple motions before trial, resulting in the prosecutor dismissing all charges.
Manitowoc County: Client, a 53 year-old man was facing a charge of Drunk Driving- Fourth Offense. He was facing up to six years in prison and losing his driver’s license for life if convicted. Attorney Mehlos successfully moved the Court to suppress the evidence, resulting in all charges being dismissed.
Sheboygan County: Client, a 52 year-old male was facing up to a year in jail for his Third Offense Drunk Driving. Criminal charges were dismissed after the Judge agreed with Attorney Mehlos’ argument that the police officers had unconstitutionally trespassed on the Client’s property to question him. The successful motion saved the clients months in jail, loss of his driver’s license and substantial fines.
Sheboygan County: a 55 year-old man was facing up to six years in prison and loss of his driver’s license for the rest of his life. Attorney Mehlos filed several motions before trial resulting in the prosecutor dismissing all charges.
Sheboygan: Prosecutor dismissed Operating While Impaired (Prescription Medication)- First Offense following Attorney Mehlos’ investigation. Prosecutor agreed to amend charges to Reckless Driving, instead.
Sheboygan County– The jury found Attorney Mehlos’ client Not Guilty of First-Degree Intentional Homicide and Second-Degree Intentional Homicide at trial.
Calumet County: Prosecutor dismissed charges of possession of a controlled substance (THC) after Attorney Mehlos’ successful motion to suppress evidence, which demonstrated that the investigating officer violated the client’s Fourth Amendment rights.
Marathon County: Client, then 47 years old, was charged with First Degree Reckless Homicide- Delivering Drugs, Delivering Heroin, Delivering Schedule I/II Narcotic Drug, Felony Bail Jumping, and Possession of Narcotic Drug. The State dismissed Reckless Homicide charges and four other felony charges. Client plead to a single count of Delivery of A Controlled Substance.
Sheboygan County: First Degree Sexual Assault dismissed before Trial by prosecutor following the completion of Attorney Mehlos’ investigation.
Sheboygan County: 35 year-old man found not guilty of Fourth Degree Sexual Assault at Jury Trial.
Marinette County: 24 year-old Client was ordered expungement on Felony Possession With Intent To Deliver Controlled Substances.
Sheboygan Falls: First Offense Operating While Impaired dismissed by prosecutor.
Sheboygan County: Man facing First Degree Sexual Assault found not guilty by jury at trial.
Ozaukee County: Felony Possession With Intent To Deliver charges amended to possession of a Controlled Substance-Non-Schedule I (Misdemeanor).
Fond du Lac County: Client was charged with First Degree Sexual Assault of A Child, facing up to 60 years in prison. Attorney Mehlos filed numerous motions. The prosecutor dismissed all charges.
Shawano County: Client was facing up to 57 years in prison on charges on charges of Attempted Second Degree Sexual Assault/Use of Force, Second Degree Reckless Endangerment of Safety, Disorderly Conduct- Use of A Dangerous Weapon, Strangulation and Suffocation, and Theft. Following the preliminary hearing, the prosecutor agreed that client should plead to a single Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct and pay a small fine. The judge agreed, and the Client did not serve a single day in jail.
Sheboygan County: Client, 25 years-old was accused of Battery. The prosecutor agreed to diversion, resulting in the Client being able to have all criminal charges dismissed.
Sheboygan County: Client, a 17 year-old kid was arrested on a charge of Second Degree Sexual Assault and faced 40 years in prison. Following Attorney Mehlos’ investigation, all sexual assault charges were dismissed against the Client. He was offered diversion rather than jail or prison.
Sheboygan County: Client, 37 year-olds, was accused of Strangulation for allegedly choke slamming his girlfriend down a set of stairs following a night of drinking. Attorney Mehlos persisted in litigating the case, and the Prosecutor ultimately dismissed charges before Trial.
Lincoln County: Client found not guilty of Drunk Driving- 3rd offense at Jury Trial. State alleged client was drunk based on 0.328 BAC. Attorney Mehlos earned a full acquittal on all counts.
Sheboygan County: 37 year-old was found Not Guilty at trial alleging Felony Child Abuse and Felony False Imprisonment. Jury took 16 minutes to acquit him of both counts.
Sheboygan County: 26 year-old man with no criminal record found not guilty at trial alleging Disorderly Conduct.
Lincoln County: Female client found not guilty of Second Degree Operating While Impaired following a mistrial. The prosecutor agreed to offer diversion, resulting in all charges being dismissed.
Lincoln County: Charges of three criminal felony counts alleging Party To A Crime in Possession With Intent To Deliver Controlled Substances were dismissed against 26 year-client. Her co-defendant was convicted of the same allegation and sentenced to two years in prison.
Oneida County: Attorney Mehlos successfully negotiated 16 felony charges related to possession or distribution of a controlled substance for 50 year Client, resulting in man pleading to three misdemeanor bail jumping charges and serve 60 days in jail.
Oneida County: Successfully persuaded prosecutor to dismiss Felony Battery and two counts of Misdemeanor Battery in stabbing case.
Marathon County: Felony Drug Trafficking charges dismissed against 21 year-old client where drugs were found in the apartment he shared with a friend.
Lincoln County: 2 Felony Bail Jumping charges dismissed following the Preliminary Hearing.
Langlade County: Attorney Mehlos successfully moved to suppress evidence in criminal case alleging Deer Shining, resulting in criminal charges against the woman being dismissed.
Lincoln County: Prosecutor dismissed Operating While Impaired First Offense against female client following Attorney Mehlos’ investigation.
Lincoln County: Felony Strangulation and Misdemeanor Battery charges dismissed against 25 year-old man based on Attorney Mehlos’ investigation.
Lincoln County: Attorney Mehlos won the revocation case of a 25 year-old client accused of violating probation rules and facing a prison sentence.
Lincoln County: Attorney Mehlos successfully sued the County and a multi-million dollar company in a conditional use permit case.
Lincoln County: Successfully tried personal injury suit, resulting in the Client receiving the maximum amount of compensation for property damage.
Iron County: Attorney Mehlos, working for the Wisconsin Innocence Project, worked for 18 months coordinating an investigation strategy that resulted in the Client, a 53 year-old business owner who was wrongfully convicted of First Degree Sexual Assault having his 42 year prison sentence vacated, and being released from prison 26 years before his release date.
Dane County: Attorney Mehlos' client was falsely accused of strangulation and battery. He was facing up to 37 years in prison if revoked from supervision. Attorney Mehlos conducted an investigation over two months that resulted in his client being found not to have committed the alleged offenses and his client was released from jail and allowed to go home to run his business.
Lincoln County: Attorney Mehlos' 38 year-old client was falsely accused of Felony Child Abuse involving one of his children during a divorce. He had no criminal record. Attorney Mehlos coordinated with Private Investigator Chris Ederesinghe and assembled four expert witnesses to help prove his client's innocence. After filing three motions before trial requesting that the judge dismiss all charges, the Court ultimately granted Attorney Mehlos' motion and dismissed all charges with prejudice, meaning the government cannot recharge his client even if it wanted to. The Judge found that the government violated his clients' constitutional right to a speedy trial and failed to prosecute the case due to a series of failures to disclose key evidence in the case, including Brady evidence that tended to show his client's innocence.
Milwaukee: Attorney Mehlos' 18 year-old client was charged in a double homicide with two counts of felony murder and was facing up to 110 years in prison. Attorney Mehlos filed motions challenging the credibility of the State's two key witnesses. The State dismissed outright both felony murder charges with prejudice, meaning that the client cannot be charged with homicide at any point in the future related to this incident upon a plea to a separate charge for which the Client received credit fo the time he had already served in jail.
Dane County: Attorney Mehlos' client was falsely accused of a very serious crime alleging Repeated Sexual Assault of the Same Child. He had no criminal record and was facing up to 40 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. The client went to trial with another very skilled attorney and the jury hung, meaning it could not decide whether or not he was guilty. Attorney Mehlos hired two expert witnesses and filed a motion to present to the jury his theory on why the accuser was motivated to falsely accuse his client. After four months on the case and shortly after Attorney Mehlos filed his motion, the State dismissed the charges and the client was able to put an end to his two-year nightmare.
Portage County: Attorney Mehlos' client was facing four criminal charges and up to 65 years in prison for charges he maintained he did not commit. At a prior trial, he was found guilty of all charges with a different lawyer. Attorney Mehlos helped uncover evidence that demonstrated he did not commit the crimes he was accused of. After a four day trial, the jury found him not guilty of all criminal charges. Following a sixth month investigation, the National Registry For Exonerations concluded that Attorney Mehlos' client should be added to the list of over 3,000 Americans who have been wrongfully convicted of crimes they did not commit.
Manitowoc County: Attorney Mehlos' client was facing 186 years in prison for crimes he did not commit. It was alleged he committed crimes related to Second Degree Sexual Assault of A Child and Repeated Sexual Assault of the Same Child. Attorney Mehlos successfully argued he should be entitled to evidence that demonstrated the same accuser had made false statements to police, including a previous false claim of sexual assault. After more than 3 years of maintaining his innocence, all 7 charges our client was facing were dismissed before trial.
Ozaukee County: Attorney Mehlos' 18 year-old client was accused of three felony charges and up to 17 years in prison for crimes he maintained he did not commit. He had no criminal record and his ability to provide for his family was in jeopardy if he were convicted. Attorney Mehlos took the case to trial and his client was found not guilty of all three charges.
Marathon County: Attorney Mehlos’s 26 year-old client was facing up to 72 years in prison on charges of First Degree Reckless Endangerment of Safety, Possession With Intent To Distribute A Controlled Substance, Possession of A Firearm As a Felon, and Delivery of A Controlled Substance. The client maintained his innocence. At the preliminary hearing, Attorney Mehlos succeeded in petitioning to dismiss all charges due to lack of probable cause. The client was able to walk out of jail a free man.
Sheboygan County: Attorney Mehlos’ 17 year-old client was charged two counts of Second Degree Sexual Assault and 4 other criminal charges. He was facing up to the rest of his life in prison if convicted. It took Attorney Mehlos 8 months and 5 bond motions to lower his cash bond from $35,000 to $500 so that he could be released from jail, allowing him to come home to his family for the holidays. He was adamant that he was innocent and never gave up. On the eve of trial, Attorney Mehlos was able to come to a resolution with a fair-minded prosecutor that allowed the client to walk away from the case without a criminal record, and without spending another day in jail, ending his two-year nightmare.
Brown County: Attorney Mehlos’s 45 year-old client was facing up to more than two decades in prison on 4 felony and 3 misdemeanor criminal charges. He maintained his innocence. Attorney Mehlos succeeded in persuading the prosecutor to dismiss all 7 charges before trial.
New Holstein: Client, a 19 year-old with a clean record was charged with First Offense Drunk Driving. Attorney Mehlos took the case to trial and prevailed, resulting in the judge finding her Not Guilty.
Manitowoc County: Attorney Mehlos’ 26 year-old client was facing up to more than 32 years in prison, 4 felony charges, and 5 misdemeanor criminal charges in 3 cases. Attorney Mehlos advocated for the client for 4 years until the parties were able to reach a fair resolution that allowed the client to move on with his life without a felony record or having to serve a day in jail.
Waupaca County: Attorney Mehlos’ client had his first offense drugged driving (Ambien medication) charge dismissed based on the prosecutor’s motion, saving the client’s driver’s license from being revoked. Attorney Mehlos has never lost a drugged driving case.
Fond du Lac County: Attorney Mehlos' 36 year-old client was falsely accused of six criminal charges and facing up to 20 years in prison for allegedly discharging a firearm during a reported domestic violence event. He had no criminal record. Attorney Mehlos won a motion hearing to obtain records that helped prove his client's innocence. After 9 months, all 6 charges were dismissed.
Winnebago County: Attorney Mehlos successfully argued that his client’s statement to the police in custody made when he was 16 years-old should be suppressed in a case alleging Attempted First Degree Intentional Homicide.
Calumet County: Attorney Mehlos’ Client, 53 years-old, was facing 59 felony identity theft charges and up to 354 years in prison if convicted. The jury acquitted her of all 59 felony charges at trial.
Outagamie County: Our 24 year-old client facing Felony Injury By Negligent Use of a Firearm had all charges dismissed after shooting his roommate in the leg based on Attorney Mehlos’ self-defense investigation and defense.
Sheboygan County: Attorney Mehlos filed multiple motions, resulting in the prosecutor dismissing Second Degree Sexual Assault allegations against a then-19 year-old client facing a Class C felony and up to 40 years in prison.
Sheboygan County: Attorney Mehlos filed a number of motions, and the prosecutor ultimately dismissed First Degree Sexual Assault charges that had been filed against our client, who was facing up to 60 years in prison.
Outagamie County: Prosecutor agreed to deferred conviction agreement, allowing Felony Eluding An Officer charges to be dismissed against our 20 year-old client.
Manitowoc County: Attorney Mehlos persuaded the prosecutor to dismiss Misdemeanor Battery charges against our client after establishing that she had been falsely accused.
Manitowoc County: Client, 38 years old, was facing 13 felony and misdemeanor charges. Attorney Mehlos successfully argued that the Court should suppress 7 of the Client’s criminal charges in one case due to a violation of his Fourth Amendment right based on a defective warrant. Separately, the Prosecutor dismissed the other six criminal charges after Attorney Mehlos alleged a separate violation of Client’s Fourth Amendment rights.
Manitowoc County: Client, a 38 year-old father of two girls and upstanding member of the community, was falsely accused of domestic battery by the mother of his children during a custody dispute. She had a bruise on her face following an argument and alleged that he punched her in the face. She also filed a restraining order against him. The Client’s professional reputation as well as custody and placement of his two daughters was on the line. Attorney Mehlos persuaded the Prosecutor to dismiss charges subject to a six-month Deferred Prosecution Agreement based on compelling evidence of the man’s innocence, including that the accuser had lied to police during previous criminal investigations as well as voice messages and text messages that contradicted her allegations.
Douglas County: Client was charged with Felony Maintaining A Trafficking Place together with a relative. The relative received a 7 year prison sentence. Attorney Mehlos successfully resolved the Client’s case without the Client having to spend a day in jail. In the three cases in which Attorney Mehlos represented the Client, the Client was facing up to 96 years in prison. He did not serve a day in jail.
Brown County: Client, a 30 year-old man, was facing multiple felonies for Possession of Controlled Substances while riding in a vehicle that fled police. Attorney Mehlos filed multiple motions before trial, resulting in the prosecutor dismissing all charges.
Manitowoc County: Client, a 53 year-old man was facing a charge of Drunk Driving- Fourth Offense. He was facing up to six years in prison and losing his driver’s license for life if convicted. Attorney Mehlos successfully moved the Court to suppress the evidence, resulting in all charges being dismissed.
Sheboygan County: Client, a 52 year-old male was facing up to a year in jail for his Third Offense Drunk Driving. Criminal charges were dismissed after the Judge agreed with Attorney Mehlos’ argument that the police officers had unconstitutionally trespassed on the Client’s property to question him. The successful motion saved the clients months in jail, loss of his driver’s license and substantial fines.
Sheboygan County: a 55 year-old man was facing up to six years in prison and loss of his driver’s license for the rest of his life. Attorney Mehlos filed several motions before trial resulting in the prosecutor dismissing all charges.
Sheboygan: Prosecutor dismissed Operating While Impaired (Prescription Medication)- First Offense following Attorney Mehlos’ investigation. Prosecutor agreed to amend charges to Reckless Driving, instead.
Sheboygan County– The jury found Attorney Mehlos’ client Not Guilty of First-Degree Intentional Homicide and Second-Degree Intentional Homicide at trial.
Calumet County: Prosecutor dismissed charges of possession of a controlled substance (THC) after Attorney Mehlos’ successful motion to suppress evidence, which demonstrated that the investigating officer violated the client’s Fourth Amendment rights.
Marathon County: Client, then 47 years old, was charged with First Degree Reckless Homicide- Delivering Drugs, Delivering Heroin, Delivering Schedule I/II Narcotic Drug, Felony Bail Jumping, and Possession of Narcotic Drug. The State dismissed Reckless Homicide charges and four other felony charges. Client plead to a single count of Delivery of A Controlled Substance.
Sheboygan County: First Degree Sexual Assault dismissed before Trial by prosecutor following the completion of Attorney Mehlos’ investigation.
Sheboygan County: 35 year-old man found not guilty of Fourth Degree Sexual Assault at Jury Trial.
Marinette County: 24 year-old Client was ordered expungement on Felony Possession With Intent To Deliver Controlled Substances.
Sheboygan Falls: First Offense Operating While Impaired dismissed by prosecutor.
Sheboygan County: Man facing First Degree Sexual Assault found not guilty by jury at trial.
Ozaukee County: Felony Possession With Intent To Deliver charges amended to possession of a Controlled Substance-Non-Schedule I (Misdemeanor).
Fond du Lac County: Client was charged with First Degree Sexual Assault of A Child, facing up to 60 years in prison. Attorney Mehlos filed numerous motions. The prosecutor dismissed all charges.
Shawano County: Client was facing up to 57 years in prison on charges on charges of Attempted Second Degree Sexual Assault/Use of Force, Second Degree Reckless Endangerment of Safety, Disorderly Conduct- Use of A Dangerous Weapon, Strangulation and Suffocation, and Theft. Following the preliminary hearing, the prosecutor agreed that client should plead to a single Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct and pay a small fine. The judge agreed, and the Client did not serve a single day in jail.
Sheboygan County: Client, 25 years-old was accused of Battery. The prosecutor agreed to diversion, resulting in the Client being able to have all criminal charges dismissed.
Sheboygan County: Client, a 17 year-old kid was arrested on a charge of Second Degree Sexual Assault and faced 40 years in prison. Following Attorney Mehlos’ investigation, all sexual assault charges were dismissed against the Client. He was offered diversion rather than jail or prison.
Sheboygan County: Client, 37 year-olds, was accused of Strangulation for allegedly choke slamming his girlfriend down a set of stairs following a night of drinking. Attorney Mehlos persisted in litigating the case, and the Prosecutor ultimately dismissed charges before Trial.
Lincoln County: Client found not guilty of Drunk Driving- 3rd offense at Jury Trial. State alleged client was drunk based on 0.328 BAC. Attorney Mehlos earned a full acquittal on all counts.
Sheboygan County: 37 year-old was found Not Guilty at trial alleging Felony Child Abuse and Felony False Imprisonment. Jury took 16 minutes to acquit him of both counts.
Sheboygan County: 26 year-old man with no criminal record found not guilty at trial alleging Disorderly Conduct.
Lincoln County: Female client found not guilty of Second Degree Operating While Impaired following a mistrial. The prosecutor agreed to offer diversion, resulting in all charges being dismissed.
Lincoln County: Charges of three criminal felony counts alleging Party To A Crime in Possession With Intent To Deliver Controlled Substances were dismissed against 26 year-client. Her co-defendant was convicted of the same allegation and sentenced to two years in prison.
Oneida County: Attorney Mehlos successfully negotiated 16 felony charges related to possession or distribution of a controlled substance for 50 year Client, resulting in man pleading to three misdemeanor bail jumping charges and serve 60 days in jail.
Oneida County: Successfully persuaded prosecutor to dismiss Felony Battery and two counts of Misdemeanor Battery in stabbing case.
Marathon County: Felony Drug Trafficking charges dismissed against 21 year-old client where drugs were found in the apartment he shared with a friend.
Lincoln County: 2 Felony Bail Jumping charges dismissed following the Preliminary Hearing.
Langlade County: Attorney Mehlos successfully moved to suppress evidence in criminal case alleging Deer Shining, resulting in criminal charges against the woman being dismissed.
Lincoln County: Prosecutor dismissed Operating While Impaired First Offense against female client following Attorney Mehlos’ investigation.
Lincoln County:Felony Strangulation and Misdemeanor Battery charges dismissed against 25 year-old man based on Attorney Mehlos’ investigation.
Lincoln County: Attorney Mehlos won the revocation case of a 25 year-old client accused of violating probation rules and facing a prison sentence.
Lincoln County: Attorney Mehlos successfully sued the County and a multi-million dollar company in a conditional use permit case.
Lincoln County: Successfully tried personal injury suit, resulting in the Client receiving the maximum amount of compensation for property damage.
Iron County: Attorney Mehlos, working for the Wisconsin Innocence Project, worked for 18 months coordinating an investigation strategy that resulted in the Client, a 53 year-old business owner who was wrongfully convicted of First Degree Sexual Assault having his 42 year prison sentence vacated, and being released from prison 26 years before his release date.
Having a charge dismissed can be highly challenging. However, with the help of a skilled attorney, you may be able to have your charge dismissed. Some law enforcement officers are often overzealous and charge defendants with possession of a controlled substance simply because it was near where they were sitting in a vehicle. However, a knowledgeable attorney may be able to review the evidence and demonstrate the charge should not have been brought in the first place. Any drug charge is a serious matter that requires the help of an attorney who can fight to protect your rights.
Many individuals consider just pleading guilty to a DUI/OWI with the thought of getting it over quickly. However, those charged with DUI/OWI often do not realize that if convicted, the charge can stay on their criminal record for the rest of life. Additionally, 6 points will be assessed on the individual’s driving record. Finally, the defendant may also be required to install an ignition lock device on their vehicle. Therefore, it is in your best interests to hire a skilled lawyer who can work with the prosecution to obtain a possible plea deal.
Wisconsin law takes a tough stance on individuals accused of possessing, sharing, or downloading child pornography online. If convicted, the defendant will face negative life-altering consequences. The criminal penalties for possessing child pornography include up to 25 years in prison, having to register as a sex offender, a fine of up to $100,000, and being restricted as to where they can work and live. However, with the help of a well-qualified attorney who can build a strong defense on your behalf, you may be able to avoid a conviction.
Individuals arrested for domestic violence may find themselves looking for another place to stay. If the judge in the case determines that you are a threat to the victim or your family, they may issue a restraining order that prohibits you from entering the home. The restraining order may also require you to only have supervised visitation with your children and stay a certain distance from the victim. Restraining orders may be temporary or last longer, depending on the situation.
Many individuals mistakenly believe they do not need to hire a lawyer after being charged with a misdemeanor. However, although no law states you must obtain legal representation if charged with a criminal offense such as a misdemeanor, it is in your best interests to do so. Even though a misdemeanor is not as serious as a felony, it still can remain on your criminal record for life. In addition, any sort of criminal record can make it challenging to find employment, obtain housing, or serve in the military.
One of many clients' first questions is whether they face potential jail time when convicted of their first DUI/OWI. Typically, in most instances, the answer is no unless extenuating circumstances may include having a child in the car under the age of 16 or causing an accident or an injury. However, hiring an experienced attorney may help you have the charges dismissed or reduced and avoid a conviction.
Under Wisconsin law, personal injury victims have up to three years from the date the accident occurred to file a claim. However, if you wait and file a claim after the deadline has passed, then, in all likelihood, the case will be thrown out, and you will lose your ability to recover damages. However, there are certain situations where the statute of limitations may be extended, including when the injury victim is a minor or the injury was not reasonably discovered until a later date.
In most cases, police cannot enter your home without a search warrant unless mitigating circumstances exist. However, often law enforcement officers will try to convince you to allow them to come in and perform a search. They may also tell you that if you have nothing to hide, there should be no reason not to allow them to enter. Nevertheless, it is in your best interests not to allow law enforcement to enter your home without a valid search warrant. The Fourth Amendment protects your right against unreasonable search and seizure.
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