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Criminal Defense Attorney in Logan, WV

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Hire a Qualified Criminal Defense Attorney in West Virginia

Though you may be in a common legal situation, every case is still unique. At Wolfe, White & Associates, we do not just apply standard techniques to every DUI or drug possession case and simply hope for the best. Our attorneys will look at your particular case, your specific situation and create an honest strategy to represent your interests.

Whether you are facing a misdemeanor or a felony charge, we will take on your case and provide you with the representation you will need. Contact us today for a free consultation.

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Keep Your Past in The Past with an Expungement

Everyone deserves a second chance and a clean slate. It’s tough being denied from every job you apply to, because of your past criminal record. If you have a criminal history in the state of West Virginia, you can attempt to get those convictions removed from your record through expungement.

If you would like to see if an expungement is a possibility for your criminal past, contact the Wolfe, White & Associates today. We’ll sit down with you for a free initial consultation at (304) 752-7715.

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