Get Help With a Minnesota Criminal Case
Schedule a confidential discussion or call about a Minnesota criminal investigation, charge, court date, or urgent deadline.
Bring the exact document that created the problem.
A useful first conversation starts with the complaint, citation, warrant notice, release order, probation paper, license notice, or investigative request in front of you. You can then identify what the government must prove, which deadline comes first, and what evidence may disappear.
Choose the contact method that fits the urgency
Schedule a private call
Choose an available time through Calendly when the next deadline is not immediate.
Call the defense line
Use the phone when a court date, investigation, custody issue, or other deadline is approaching.
What to have ready
- Your full name, phone number, email address, and county.
- The exact charge, statute, or reason investigators are contacting you.
- The next court date and any release, no-contact, or probation conditions.
- Every page of a license, testing, plate, vehicle, or forfeiture notice.
- A brief list of original evidence that may need preservation.
A consultation request is not an emergency service and does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you are in immediate danger, call emergency services.
Representation and fees
Representation may be available in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, the Twin Cities metropolitan area, and communities throughout Minnesota. Flat-fee options may be available depending on the matter. Financing may be available through Affirm. The fee, scope, and payment terms must be confirmed in a signed representation agreement.