As a former prosecuting attorney, Steven Adams has the ability to see both sides of an OVI, DUI, or other criminal case in Ohio or Kentucky—including what it takes to get an acquittal. Learn more about the challenges, evidence, and legal factors involved in your criminal defense.
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Warren County, OH Expungement and How it WorksHaving a criminal record can really have an impact on your life. Fortunately, certain things can be expunged off your record to get you a fresh start.
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Ohio's DUI and OVI Laws Code Section 4511.19Expert Ohio DUI/OVI defense: 25+ years experience, award-winning lawyers. Serving Cincinnati area. Free consult. Call 513-929-9333 for top-rated legal help.
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The True Cost of an OVI in Ohio: Breaking Down the Financial ImpactDiscover the true economic costs of an OVI (DUI) in Ohio, from legal fees to insurance hikes. Learn about potential expenses reaching $25,000 and how to minimize
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Top Three White Collar CrimesWhite collar crimes are typically non-violent, financially motivated crimes involving deceit/concealment to gain a personal or business advantage.
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Understanding Your Child's Criminal Charges in OhioIf your child has been arrested and charged with a crime in Ohio, you and your child might feel afraid and confused.
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Go to Trial or No Trial? What to Consider in Making That DecisionThe decision to go to trial or to take a plea is a critical one.
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Fighting Domestic Violence Charges When You Have Prior ConvictionsOffenders can be charged with felony domestic violence in Ohio if they have prior convictions for domestic violence on their criminal records.
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What Happens If You Are with Someone Else Who Is in Possession of Drugs?With drug crimes, the “guilt by association” question boils down to whether you had control over the drug.
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Mistakes Defendants Make After a DUI Arrest in Ohio or KentuckyIf you have been arrested for DUI in Ohio or Kentucky, it is vital that you do not make these common mistakes that can harm your defense.
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Was Evidence in Your Criminal Case Obtained With an Illegal Search?If police obtained evidence with an illegal search during a traffic stop, that evidence may not be used against you in Ohio criminal court.
