Criminal Defense:

GENERAL FEE POLICY

All fees are subject to the facts and circumstances of the individual case. Cases involving multiple charges, multiple defendants, extensive discovery, expert witnesses, substantial motion practice, significant investigation, or trial preparation may require an additional fee.

Court costs, fines, restitution, probation fees, treatment/program costs, expert fees, investigator fees, and other third-party expenses are not included in attorney fees unless specifically stated in the engagement agreement.

A separate written fee agreement will identify the scope of representation and the services included in the quoted fee.

The total cost of representation will depend on the complexity of your case, the time required, and whether your matter proceeds to trial. During your consultation, we'll discuss your case, explain the legal process, and provide an estimate of anticipated fees whenever possible.

When your future is on the line, Thurmer Law is here to protect your rights and advocate for you every step of the way.

Being charged with a crime can be overwhelming, but you do not have to face the legal system alone. At Thurmer Law, we are committed to protecting your constitutional rights, explaining your legal options, and providing dedicated representation throughout every stage of your case.

Our criminal defense services include:

  • DUI/DWI Defense

  • Traffic Offenses

  • Misdemeanor Charges

  • Felony Charges

  • Juvenile Offenses

  • Probation Violations

  • Criminal Court Representation

  • Plea Negotiations and Trial Preparation

Every case is unique, and we take the time to understand your circumstances, develop a defense strategy, and advocate for the best possible outcome. Whether you are facing your first charge or have prior involvement with the criminal justice system, you deserve knowledgeable representation and straightforward advice.

Transparent Pricing

We believe in clear and honest billing.

Fees are starting fees and may vary depending upon the facts, complexity, number of charges, prior criminal history, amount of discovery, and whether the matter proceeds to trial.