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General Info: Good counsel is more than just legal advice. It comes from an understanding of both the law and your specific situation. How they come together and affect each other is crucial to the end result. It's personal. whatever your legal problem, if nothing else, it's personal. It involves you; it affects your life; it consumes your time, energy and money. Therefore, our approach is personal as well. We get to know all of the factors involved and how they interact. Our exact tactics will differ from case to case, depending on what is best for the specific situation.
Services/Products: Over 16 Years Experience, Criminal Defense, Misdemeanors, Felonies, DUIs, DWIs, General Litigation
Payment method: visa, master card, discover, check, cash
Neighborhood: Near Northwest
Other Link: http://wrublelaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys

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Phone: (574) 282-2200

Address: 315 N Main St, South Bend, IN 46601

Website: http://wrublelaw.com

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Child Custody and Visitation
Domestic violence attorneys at Wruble Law LLC understand the sensitive nature of domestic violence cases. In the heat of the moment, emotions may be running high and claims may be made that are not accurate. Sadly, in some instances, accusers may blatantly lie to gain an advantage in divorce or child custody cases. Call Wruble Law LLC today.
Child Abuse

Criminal Defense
Are you being charged or think that you may be charged in the future with a violent crime? If so, you may be facing costly fines and time in jail or prison, as well as a permanent criminal record. Because of these potential consequences, finding a team of seasoned Indianapolis, IN criminal defense lawyers to fight for your rights and the outcome that you need should be a top priority. Discover how you can get help by taking part in a complimentary case evaluation.
DUI/DWI
Under Indiana state law, drivers can be charged with driving under the influence (DUI) if they are under the influence of alcohol or drugs while operating a vehicle. The legal blood alcohol concentration is.08% for those over the age of 21,.02% for those under the age of 21, and.04% for drivers of commercial vehicles. Indiana takes DUI charges very seriously, and offenders who are convicted for the first time may face numerous penalties.
Sex Crimes
Sex crime charges are taken very seriously in the state of Indiana, and a conviction could lead to serious penalties that affect you for the rest of your life. Law enforcement officials do not require a great deal of evidence to make an arrest. Unfortunately, this can lead to numerous innocent individuals being accused of a crime that they did not commit. Even if you are innocent, the stigma that is attached to individuals accused of sex crimes can be devastating, making it even more important to secure experienced and knowledgeable legal assistance.
Fraud
Robbery
Ind. Code Â§ 35-42-5-1 defines someone accused of robbery as â€œa person who knowingly or intentionally takes property from another person or from the presence of another personâ€ by threatening the use of force on the victim or putting them in fear. The seriousness of this crime also depends on other circumstances of the alleged incident.
Burglary
Have you or a loved one been accused of burglary? Unlike other theft offenses, burglary can be charged before any theft even occurs. This broad definition has led to countless trespassers and other individuals being wrongly charged with this felony offense. In these cases, it is essential that the accused aggressively assert the circumstances of their arrest before the judge and jury.
White Collar Crimes
While white-collar crimes may be seen as smaller offenses than other criminal charges and are often less visible to the general public, they can still carry serious consequences such as costly fines, forced restitution, and extensive time in jail or prison. Contrary to popular perception, these types of crimes donâ€™t just happen with major corporations on Wall Street. They can occur in small offices and homes as well.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Possession: Possession of any amount is a misdemeanor, but can become a felony if you are a repeat offender and are found with 30g or more. Felony possession carries a minimum of six months in jail and a fine of up to $10,000.
Embezzlement
Indiana law punishes embezzlement according to the value of the money or property stolen. Depending on the circumstances of the offense, however, embezzlement can also be charged under federal law and offers no chance of parole.
Drug Crimes
Drug trafficking is the term for transporting controlled dangerous substances from one place to another, usually with the intent of selling them or transferring possession for other illegal means. Drug trafficking also usually involves large amounts of these substances, resulting in felony charges with potentially massive penalties.
Assault
Murder
Stan Wruble was inspired to become a lawyer after reading To Kill a Mockingbird at a young age. Like Atticus Finch, he fights for people during the most difficult times of their lives. Stan has been fighting for those clients with toughness, tenacity, and compassion since 1997. He has represented clients charged across the spectrum of alleged crimes â€“ misdemeanor through murder â€“ in both state and federal courts. He has tried more than 60 cases to jury verdict.
Identity Theft
Identity theft is the illegal procurement of information used to personally identify another, such as their name, address, social security number, place of employment, or any other information that could be used to prove identity. Alternatively, in todayâ€™s digital age, it could also include things like credit card numbers, fingerprints, or identification passcodes.
Homicide
Â€œHung juryâ€ on first homicide trial, and on second trial Defendant was found NOT GUILTY based on self-defense claim.
Shoplifting
Forgery
Money Laundering
Money laundering is considered a Class D felony, however, increased values and intentions in performing the crime can augment the charges, and thus increase possible penalties. For example, if you receive compensation for selling stolen goods and then transfer the funds to a group whose intent is to commit a terrorist act, your charges would be elevated to a Class C felony.
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