Juveniles

Illinois Juvenile Law Attorney

Strength and Finesse

Juvenile law is an area of practice which requires a tactful approach. In addition to protecting their child from criminal charges, many parents who contact our law firm when their child is in juvenile custody are looking for another resource to help them control their child. Wigell & Associates carefully balance the criminal law aspect of the case with the best interests of the minor. Our Defense Team uses its strength and finesse to great success in this area. Early intervention is important to your child's case. Contact us ASAP.

As juvenile law attorneys our job is not just to keep your child out of jail and protect him/her in the judicial system but also to keep them from having a permanent criminal record. We also help the juvenile understand that if they do things right the arrest can be a learning experience and will not scar them. Our job as juvenile law attorneys is to keep your child from moving on to more serious things. Once someone gets plugged into the criminal justice system, it's hard to get out.

Juvenile offenders are handled by special judges, special counselors, and special probation officers. As juvenile law attorneys, we serve as coordinators in working toward rehabilitation through the juvenile court system. We also work to keep your child from having a permanent record that could follow him or her around for life.

Don't Give Up Hope

Our attorneys have had some remarkable success working with juveniles who were doing burglaries, using drugs, stealing money and credit cards, assault, sex crimes, car theft, and Internet crimes.

As lawyers, we are nonjudgmental. The only things we care about are your child and the law. We represent juveniles in the greater Chicagoland area, in the Northern District of Illinois and the Northern District of Indiana. We have the capability to handle cases nationwide.

Free Initial Consultation: Contact an Illinois juvenile law attorney at the law firm of Wigell & Associates.

We have represented defendants in all types of criminal cases, including, but not limited to: DUI, traffic violations, drug charges, internet crimes, white-collar crimes, federal crimes, juvenile offenses, weapons charges, violent crimes, domestic violence, and sex crimes .