Serving clients in Missouri and Illinois with all their Criminal, DWI/DUI, Traffic, and Family Law needs. Attorney Travis Strobach is a trial lawyer by trade. As an ex-prosecutor and firm partner he has handled hundreds of family and criminal law cases as the lead attorney. He is a military veteran, who prides himself on compassion and diligent representation of his clients.
Making himself available to his clients and taking a genuine interest in their case is his trademark. Uncontested Divorces are usually quick and inexpensive. Attorney Travis Strobach will walk you through the process and charge a minimal flat rate for uncontested cases. As an ex-prosecutor and private criminal defense attorney, Travis Strobach has handled cases ranging from 1st degree murder to petty offenses.
Therefore, no criminal case is too big or too small, Travis will be by your side through the entire process. For further information on criminal cases we handle, check out our Criminal Law page.
Making himself available to his clients and taking a genuine interest in their case is his trademark. Uncontested Divorces are usually quick and inexpensive. Attorney Travis Strobach will walk you through the process and charge a minimal flat rate for uncontested cases. As an ex-prosecutor and private criminal defense attorney, Travis Strobach has handled cases ranging from 1st degree murder to petty offenses.
Therefore, no criminal case is too big or too small, Travis will be by your side through the entire process. For further information on criminal cases we handle, check out our Criminal Law page.
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Attorney, Travis Strobach, of Strobach Law Firm LLC is a Naval Veteran and courtroom shark that knows how to get results.
Travis Strobach is a St. Louis County native, who has spent his legal career in both Illinois and Missouri.
He is an honorably discharged veteran of the United States Navy and prides himself on serving those in need.
As a veteran, he comes from a long tradition of learning how to set goals and achieve them.
His goal oriented work ethic is what he puts into every case he handles.
Travis Strobach is a St. Louis County native, who has spent his legal career in both Illinois and Missouri.
He is an honorably discharged veteran of the United States Navy and prides himself on serving those in need.
As a veteran, he comes from a long tradition of learning how to set goals and achieve them.
His goal oriented work ethic is what he puts into every case he handles.
Charged with a criminal offense?
As an experienced trial attorney, practicing law in Missouri and Illinois for several years, no case is too big or too small for Attorney Travis Strobach.
Have you been charged, or are you being investigated for allegedly committing a criminal offense?
First, exercise your right to remain silent.
Second, call Attorney Travis Strobach!
You have a 6th Amendment right to have an attorney represent your rights through the entire criminal justice process.
Hire an attorney who has a track record of winning for his clients.
As an experienced trial attorney, practicing law in Missouri and Illinois for several years, no case is too big or too small for Attorney Travis Strobach.
Have you been charged, or are you being investigated for allegedly committing a criminal offense?
First, exercise your right to remain silent.
Second, call Attorney Travis Strobach!
You have a 6th Amendment right to have an attorney represent your rights through the entire criminal justice process.
Hire an attorney who has a track record of winning for his clients.
Being in a relationship with a loved one can be incredibly fulfilling and rewarding, and having children can be even more so.
Unfortunately, not all relationships last forever.
Travis knows this first hand.
He has been divorced himself and experienced the heartache it entails.
The prospect of losing custody of your children or facing limited time with them can be even more heart wrenching.
Don't let these difficult personal experiences get you down.
Hire Attorney Travis Strobach to defend your rights and fight for everything you deserve.
Unfortunately, not all relationships last forever.
Travis knows this first hand.
He has been divorced himself and experienced the heartache it entails.
The prospect of losing custody of your children or facing limited time with them can be even more heart wrenching.
Don't let these difficult personal experiences get you down.
Hire Attorney Travis Strobach to defend your rights and fight for everything you deserve.
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) and Driving Under the Influence (DUI) are the same charge in both Missouri and Illinois.
They can be a life altering charge.
Not only can you lose your driver's license, but you can lose your freedom, not to mention the enormous fines and costs that are levied by courts.
DUIs carry with it 2 different cases.
The first is the criminal case.
Most 1st, 2nd and sometime 3rd DUIs are misdemeanors.
Misdemeanors are still very serious and carry with them a maximum of 364 days in jail, up to 2 years of probation and in Missouri up to a $1,000 fine, and in Illinois up to a $2,500 fine.
They can be a life altering charge.
Not only can you lose your driver's license, but you can lose your freedom, not to mention the enormous fines and costs that are levied by courts.
DUIs carry with it 2 different cases.
The first is the criminal case.
Most 1st, 2nd and sometime 3rd DUIs are misdemeanors.
Misdemeanors are still very serious and carry with them a maximum of 364 days in jail, up to 2 years of probation and in Missouri up to a $1,000 fine, and in Illinois up to a $2,500 fine.
Traffic offenses range from petty or ordinance offenses to felony charges.
Petty and ordinance offenses carry little to no jail time and a small fine, but can be detrimental to you being able to legally drive.
Some of these offenses in Missouri carry points.
These points are assessed against your license and if you accumulate too many points in a 1 year period, you could lose your license for a matter of months and up to a matter of years.
Illinois does not use a point system.
Instead, Illinois will suspend your license based on the number of convictions you have in a 12 month period.
Petty and ordinance offenses carry little to no jail time and a small fine, but can be detrimental to you being able to legally drive.
Some of these offenses in Missouri carry points.
These points are assessed against your license and if you accumulate too many points in a 1 year period, you could lose your license for a matter of months and up to a matter of years.
Illinois does not use a point system.
Instead, Illinois will suspend your license based on the number of convictions you have in a 12 month period.
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