Testimonials

Additional Success Stories

• In Waukesha County Attorney Guza successfully pointed out the weaknesses in the States case and the State DISMISSED a Drug Delivery Homicide charge prior to trial.
• In Waukesha County a client was charged with Disorderly Conduct/Domestic Abuse and Battery. The State insisted on a probationary sentence. At sentencing Attorney Guza successfully argued to the Judge that a fine was appropriate and the Judge agreed, the client received no jail, no probation, and a fine only for his actions.
• In Ozaukee County a client was charged with OWI Causing Great Bodily Harm. The prosecution refused to recommend anything but prison so the case went to Jury Trial. At trial Attorney Guza successfully defended the client against his charge of OWI Causing Great Bodily Harm when the jury came back with a finding of NOT GUILTY!
• In Sheboygan County a client was charged with conspiracy to deliver <50g of Methamphetamine and was facing up to 40 years in the Wisconsin State Prison System. After significant litigation and negotiation with the DA's office the ADA was convinced to reduce the charge from a Class C Felony to a Class F Felony and at sentencing Attorney Guza persuaded the Judge to give his client a probationary sentence. The client avoided both JAIL and PRISON.
• In a Fond du Lac County case the prosecutor initially offered my client 45 days in jail prior to the defendant hiring Attorney Guza. The Defendant admitted guilt to the offense but did not want to go to jail. After the client hired Guza Law Office, not only did my client not get jail time, he did not get probation either! The prosecutor, Attorney Guza and the client all agreed that a fine was punishment enough for his actions.
• An Outagamie County defendant was charged with disorderly conduct domestic violence. He felt like his life was over and did not know what he should do, so he came to Guza Law Office and hired Attorney Guza as his attorney. Attorney Guza helped him to feel relaxed through his case by explaining to him what his options were and that his life may be inconvenienced for a while, but it was not over. Attorney Guza successfully negotiated with the prosecutor and he received a deferred prosecution agreement.
• When I was hired onto this Waukesha County defendant’s case, the client was charged with a felony and three misdemeanors. Attorney Guza successfully pointed out the weaknesses in the prosecutor’s case and negotiated with the prosecutor on a deal that my client was happy with. The felony was dismissed and read in and my client received no jail or probation. The client was given a fine for his actions and was able to continue living his life normally.
• In Ozaukee County a client was charged with Disorderly Conduct and Resisting/Obstructing. After filing a motion to suppress evidence of Resisting/Obstructing, the State dropped the Resisting/Obstructing charge and the client received a fine only to the Disorderly Conduct charge.
• In Waukesha County a client was charged with a Felony Drug Possession along with three misdemeanors. After many negotiation sessions with the prosecutor, Attorney Guza successfully negotiated a non-felony plea and after argument to the court, successfully obtained a sentence of a fine only with time served.
• When a defendant was charged with burglary, Attorney Guza successfully highlighted the weaknesses in the prosecution's case and on the eve of jury trial, the case was DISMISSED on the prosecutor's motion.​
• A client in Waukesha County was charged with felony Identity Theft to obtain money. Prior to the preliminary hearing Attorney Guza convinced the Prosecutor that their case was weak. This caused the State to reduce the Felony charges to misdemeanor charges. Then on the eve of trial, the State dismissed the case outright because they would not be able to prove their case at trial.