Practice areas
Short answer: The Law Office of Jesse K. Sanchez lists criminal defense and immigration, including OWI and DUI, drug crimes, domestic violence, felonies, fraud, theft, probation violation, appeals, post-conviction relief and expungement[1].
What practice areas does the firm list?
The firm’s Practice Areas page lists criminal defense and immigration, and under them appeals, domestic violence, drug crime defense, expungement, firearms, fraud defense, major felonies defense, OWI and DUI, post-conviction relief, probation violation, sex crimes defense and theft defense[1]. Its About page also lists child battery and neglect charges and sentence modifications[2].
Where is each area covered on this wiki?
| Page | Topic |
|---|---|
| OWI and DUI defense | Operating while intoxicated charges |
| Drug crimes defense | Possession, dealing and related charges |
| Domestic violence defense | Domestic violence charges |
| Serious felony charges | Major felonies, sex crimes and firearms |
| Fraud and theft defense | Fraud, theft and robbery charges |
| Appeals and post-conviction relief | After a conviction |
| Expungement | Clearing certain records |
| Probation violation | Alleged violations of probation |
| Immigration services | Family-based and humanitarian immigration |
How are these pages written?
Each page says what the firm’s own page states about the topic, attributes those statements to the firm, and avoids describing how any case would turn out. Where the firm’s page describes a law, this wiki does not confirm it; Indiana law and court practice change, and the right answer depends on the case. Nothing here is legal advice.
What is not covered?
The firm also advertises a family-law associate position on its careers page[2]. Family law is not a practice area the firm lists on its Practice Areas page, so it is not covered here.
Frequently asked questions
Does the firm list immigration?
Yes. The firm lists immigration on its Practice Areas page and gives a separate phone number for immigration.
Does this wiki say how cases turn out?
No. It does not describe outcomes or success rates.