Stolte Law LLC | Overland Park Criminal Defense

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Dear Adam D. Stolte: I am happy to provide feedback on my experience with Adam Stolte as my Attorney. It is not a secret I found myself in a few very serious legal situations and I had exhausted many attorneys who no longer had the expertise to assist me. After much research I discovered Adam St... Read On
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You exceeded my expectations. I'd be lying if i said i had trust in the system towards blacks considering history, but you gave me hope and I appreciate everything you've done. True story I've mentioned ya name to not just friends and family, I mentioned it to strangers. You're a great lawyer - a... Read On

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Avoid common mistakes by positioning yourself for the best possible outcome with timely advice regarding the specifics of your case.

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No two cases are exactly alike. Highlight the strengths of your case with detailed legal knowledge.

A DUI defense colleague recently asked Adam to take a DUI case up on appeal. Based on the brief alone, the Court of Appeals found in Adam's favor finding that the officers impermissibly intermingled a criminal DUI stop with a public welfare check on an incapacitated driver. As a result, the Sta... Read On
DUI DISMISSED DUE TO THOROUGH INVESTIGATION BY STOLTE LAW, LLC. - In a case where the only charge was DUI, officers failed to interview every witness to the alleged event. A witness indicated that client was sober upon arrival to her house and did not drink until after arriving. Somehow, the witness was not interviewed by police, so the fact did not appear in the police report. The prosecutor agreed to drop the DUI charge, without the need for a trial. Read On
In a case featured on 48Hours and routine appearance in statewide newspapers, extensive review of a complex and voluminous record revealed that the prosecutor lied to the jury. Finding the actions to be more than mere error and extremely prejudicial to the defendant, the Kansas Supreme Court rev... Read On