Matt Chapel is a Top-Rated Trial Lawyer based out of Fort Wayne, Indiana. He is a National Institute for Trial Advocacy Master Advocate and studied under Gerry Spence. Practicing criminal defense in both Indiana and Ohio, Matt brings 23 years of experience to every case. Matt is no stranger to the Courthouse. If you have been charged with a crime, he will provide an aggressive, commonsense defense on your behalf.
Age is no factor. He defends children who face juvenile charges as well. Unlike other criminal defense attorneys, Matt is an experienced trial lawyer. He won't settle for a plea bargain if it bests serves your defense to take your case to trial. Whether you are facing DUI charges, drug charges, assault & battery, domestic or sex crime charges, Matt will work relentlessly to defend you.
Matt also has extensive experience defending clients who have violated probation. For a no-cost consultation and valuable representation in Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio, contact Matt. Matt is dedicated, knowledgeable, and unique.
Age is no factor. He defends children who face juvenile charges as well. Unlike other criminal defense attorneys, Matt is an experienced trial lawyer. He won't settle for a plea bargain if it bests serves your defense to take your case to trial. Whether you are facing DUI charges, drug charges, assault & battery, domestic or sex crime charges, Matt will work relentlessly to defend you.
Matt also has extensive experience defending clients who have violated probation. For a no-cost consultation and valuable representation in Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio, contact Matt. Matt is dedicated, knowledgeable, and unique.
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Matthew W. Chapel earned his law degree from Case Western Reserve University's Franklin Thomas Backus School of Law in 1995 and launched his legal career, mainly in insurance defense of municipalities and public officials in Ohio including law enforcement officers.
As House Counsel, Matt expanded his legal practice in 1998 to practice in Indiana.
He was responsible for providing civil defense for Celina's insureds in both Ohio and Indiana.
He started his own private criminal defense and personal injury practice in 2000.
As House Counsel, Matt expanded his legal practice in 1998 to practice in Indiana.
He was responsible for providing civil defense for Celina's insureds in both Ohio and Indiana.
He started his own private criminal defense and personal injury practice in 2000.
Representing you in Fort Wayne, Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio, Matt's practice covers many legal areas of criminal law.
His valuable counsel includes over twenty years' experience trying cases before juries.
Matt is dedicated to helping clients resolve all levels of criminal defense matters that range from simple violations and misdemeanors to major felonies.
He is a National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Master and incorporates further advanced trial and litigation skills obtained from Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College in Wyoming.
His valuable counsel includes over twenty years' experience trying cases before juries.
Matt is dedicated to helping clients resolve all levels of criminal defense matters that range from simple violations and misdemeanors to major felonies.
He is a National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Master and incorporates further advanced trial and litigation skills obtained from Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College in Wyoming.
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Indiana and Ohio drunk driving laws are among America's most stringent.
Matt is well acquainted in OWI/DWI law and will aggressively defend you against these charges.
A DUI-OWI-OVI conviction could cost you your driver's license, raise your auto insurance premiums, force you to enter substance abuse education programs or even cost you your job and loved ones.
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Indiana and Ohio drunk driving laws are among America's most stringent.
Matt is well acquainted in OWI/DWI law and will aggressively defend you against these charges.
A DUI-OWI-OVI conviction could cost you your driver's license, raise your auto insurance premiums, force you to enter substance abuse education programs or even cost you your job and loved ones.
If you have been charged with a sex crime, please contact Matt to discuss your situation.
All correspondence goes directly to Matt Chapel and will be kept in the strictest of confidence.
Upon being charged with a criminal offense - or if you think you might be facing charges -- contact Matt for quality representation and a no-cost consultation.
All correspondence goes directly to Matt Chapel and will be kept in the strictest of confidence.
Upon being charged with a criminal offense - or if you think you might be facing charges -- contact Matt for quality representation and a no-cost consultation.
Both Indiana's and Ohio's drug trafficking laws - including selling prescription medications - are stringent.
Generally speaking, if you're facing drug charges in Indiana, you will most likely be looking at multiple charges.
A frequent example is to be charged for possession of each kind of drug allegedly possessed.
So, if you were allegedly in possession of cocaine, marijuana and prescription opiates, you would be charged for each type of drug possessed.
The amount (weight) of the drugs in question will affect the severity of the charges.
Generally speaking, if you're facing drug charges in Indiana, you will most likely be looking at multiple charges.
A frequent example is to be charged for possession of each kind of drug allegedly possessed.
So, if you were allegedly in possession of cocaine, marijuana and prescription opiates, you would be charged for each type of drug possessed.
The amount (weight) of the drugs in question will affect the severity of the charges.
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