Wagner and Lynch, P.L.L.C. provides a stress-free, alternative avenue for only Oklahomans who are needing legal assistance and a step-by-step approach. The attorneys at Wagner and Lynch have years of experience counseling families through adoption, paternity, divorce and guardianship proceedings. At Wagner and Lynch, our clients health, happiness and satisfaction is what is important to us.
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Brecken A. Wagner graduated from Oklahoma City University School of Law in 2003.
Mr. Wagner is originally from Springfield Missouri, and obtained his Bachelors Degree in Political Science from Benedictine College in 2000.
He began practicing criminal and family law in Oklahoma City after being admitted to the Oklahoma Bar in 2004.
In 2005 Mr. Wagner served Assistant General Counsel with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and assisted in drafting and implementing legislation that changed the way Oklahoma Courts treated persons accused with a crime, that could not attain competency due to mental illness or defect.
Mr. Wagner is originally from Springfield Missouri, and obtained his Bachelors Degree in Political Science from Benedictine College in 2000.
He began practicing criminal and family law in Oklahoma City after being admitted to the Oklahoma Bar in 2004.
In 2005 Mr. Wagner served Assistant General Counsel with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and assisted in drafting and implementing legislation that changed the way Oklahoma Courts treated persons accused with a crime, that could not attain competency due to mental illness or defect.
I've seen firsthand the power the government has in an attempt to railroad someone into prison, and the political corruption that drives some prosecutions in high-profile cases.
If trial lawyers don't stand against that power and corruption, who will?
I like being that guy that levels the playing field.
I get real satisfaction in getting an insurance company to do something they don't want to do.
The same is true of fighting the government when they over reach into a client's life.
I chose law because I'm motivated by the fight for truth and freedom.
If trial lawyers don't stand against that power and corruption, who will?
I like being that guy that levels the playing field.
I get real satisfaction in getting an insurance company to do something they don't want to do.
The same is true of fighting the government when they over reach into a client's life.
I chose law because I'm motivated by the fight for truth and freedom.
Don't just accept that your license and driving privileges are going to be taken away and don't be complacent.
Our firm is licensed in the Cherokee and Choctaw Tribal Courts and Blake Lynch, partner, has received the American Indian Law Certificate from the Indian Law Policy Center at the University of Oklahoma.
Our firm is licensed in the Cherokee and Choctaw Tribal Courts and Blake Lynch, partner, has received the American Indian Law Certificate from the Indian Law Policy Center at the University of Oklahoma.
At Wagner and Lynch we specialize in Criminal Defense and our team is ready to defend you.
McAlester Criminial Lawyer - In the State of Oklahoma a criminal felony is a "crime that is punishable by imprisonment in the Penitentiary" (O.S. Title 21 § 5).
A criminal felony conviction can destroy families, lives, and careers.
For this reason, we treat felony charges as if each one carries the possibility of a life sentence.
Felony convictions are far reaching.
In Oklahoma a "felon" cannot vote during sentence, sit on a jury, run for public office within 15 years of completing sentence, be state employed, bear arms, and in many instances, cannot have a driver's license.
McAlester Criminial Lawyer - In the State of Oklahoma a criminal felony is a "crime that is punishable by imprisonment in the Penitentiary" (O.S. Title 21 § 5).
A criminal felony conviction can destroy families, lives, and careers.
For this reason, we treat felony charges as if each one carries the possibility of a life sentence.
Felony convictions are far reaching.
In Oklahoma a "felon" cannot vote during sentence, sit on a jury, run for public office within 15 years of completing sentence, be state employed, bear arms, and in many instances, cannot have a driver's license.
A misdemeanor can range from a crime punishable by a fine and/or punishment in the county jail.
Above all, a misdemeanor conviction will be a part of a person's permanent record and subject to scrutiny by the public.
Many misdemeanor violations can result in the defendant's driving privileges being revoked.
According to O.S. Title 47 § 2-605, privileges may be suspended for convictions ranging from alcohol and drug related offenses to citations resulting in a traffic accident.
License suspension is most evident in cases involving Driving Under the Influence (DUI).
Above all, a misdemeanor conviction will be a part of a person's permanent record and subject to scrutiny by the public.
Many misdemeanor violations can result in the defendant's driving privileges being revoked.
According to O.S. Title 47 § 2-605, privileges may be suspended for convictions ranging from alcohol and drug related offenses to citations resulting in a traffic accident.
License suspension is most evident in cases involving Driving Under the Influence (DUI).
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