Are you navigating probation and unsure of the requirements? Whether you’re questioning when to attend probationary classes or how to manage your fees, we’re here to help. I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah Probation Violation Attorney at Wirth Law Office. During your probationary period, it’s crucial to complete specific obligations by your review date. Failure to comply can result in the state reactivating original charges. In a recent case, a snowstorm unexpectedly postponed a review hearing, allowing our client to enroll in mandatory classes and avoid penalties. If you have questions about probation or need legal assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Criminal Law
Facing criminal charges can be overwhelming and confusing. Understanding criminal law is crucial because the consequences may include fines, jail time, or lasting impacts on your future. Knowing your rights and the legal process helps you make informed decisions during this stressful time. This knowledge is especially important in Oklahoma, where specific laws and procedures apply to protect your interests.
For those in need of strong legal guidance, a Tahlequah attorney experienced in criminal defense can provide the support you deserve. If you need legal help, call Wirth Law Office - Tahlequah at (918) 458-2677 to discuss your case and explore your options with a trusted Tahlequah criminal law attorney.
Aaron C. Grubb, Esq.
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Have you been asked to come to the police station for an interview without being arrested? I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah criminal defense attorney at Wirth Law Office, here to guide you through the do’s and don’ts of talking to the police. First, answer questions as specifically as possible, using only yes or no. The more you explain, the more chances they have to use your words against you. If you’re asked repeated questions, remind them you’ve already provided your answer; this protects you from giving additional information they could use in a case. For more tips on navigating police interviews, contact us today!
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Welcome to the Wirth Law Office blog! I’m Aaron Grubb, a criminal defense attorney based in Tahlequah. In this insightful video, we explore the complexities of county holds in the criminal justice system. If you find yourself facing arrest or turning yourself in, it’s crucial to understand that jails may hold you for various reasons, such as unpaid bonds or pending matters in other counties. The process can become complicated, especially when extradition is involved. Always check OSCN for any outstanding warrants or cases against you. For guidance on navigating these issues, feel free to reach out for expert assistance!
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Are you preparing for a hearing or trial and unsure if that’s your only option for resolution? I’m Aaron Grubb, a Tahlequah criminal defense attorney at Wirth Law Office. In my latest video, I share insights from a recent experience where an unexpected settlement discussion arose just before a hearing. It highlights how, even at the last minute, parties may prefer to resolve matters out of court. Settlements not only save money but also allow for more personalized resolutions. If you have legal questions or need guidance, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. Let’s explore your options together!
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If you have an outstanding warrant and are contemplating surrendering to authorities, consulting an attorney should be your first step. I’m Aaron Grubb, a criminal defense attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tahlequah. Turning yourself in may demonstrate good faith, showing that you’re willing to resolve your case voluntarily. However, doing so can lead to unintended consequences, especially in busy counties. Recently, a client who turned themselves in found themselves detained longer due to outstanding warrants in multiple counties. Retaining legal counsel beforehand can help navigate these complexities, ensuring a smoother process. If you have questions about your situation, reach out to my office today.
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Need to send a petition or letter but unsure about the cost-efficiency of a process server? Join Tahlequah attorney Aaron Grubb from Wirth Law Office as he breaks down the differences between certified mail and process serving. Certified mail requires the recipient to collect and sign for the letter, which may lead to complications if they’re unresponsive. In contrast, a process server personally delivers documents and obtains a signature, ensuring they receive critical legal forms. While process servers can be costly, their reliability may justify the expense. For guidance on your service options, reach out to Aaron Grubb today!
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Facing an arraignment for a criminal charge can be overwhelming. Hi, I’m Tahlequah attorney Aaron Grubb with Wirth Law Group. In this brief overview, I’ll explain what to expect during your arraignment. After your arrest, you’ll receive a court date to appear, with or without an attorney. If you choose to have legal representation, your attorney will typically waive the reading of the charges and enter a not guilty plea on your behalf. This process is crucial as it sets the stage for negotiations and the next steps in your case. For personalized guidance, reach out to me today.
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Did you receive legal documents and feel overwhelmed by the process? I’m Aaron Grubb, your Tahlequah attorney at Wirth Law Office. In our latest video, we dive into the concept of service in legal proceedings. Service is essential for notifying parties involved in a lawsuit, ensuring everyone is informed. We also discuss the Affidavit of Service, which confirms that the opposing party has received the necessary paperwork. Plus, learn about waiver of service, a more amicable approach for parties wishing to simplify communication. If you have questions or need guidance after being served, don’t hesitate to reach out!
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In the state of Oklahoma, unless you’re talking to your attorney, everything you say on a jail call is recorded.
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Polygraphs are just another tool law enforcement can use. They can use it to start kind of maybe try to poke holes in your story.
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Let’s say you have a 10-year sentence, 10 years, the amount of time you’re on probation. Two years of that is supervised.
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Judges are looking for, in cases where there’s an alleged victim, identity, whether or not the victim’s been identified.
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According to the Tahlequah Attorney, “Preliminary hearing would be to see if the child could be certified as an adult.”
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A preliminary hearing is something you don’t want to go into on your own. You want an attorney there with you.
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There are three real types of drug tests that you’re going to come into contact with within the court system.
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There is a reason for some of this confusion is because previous to the Hogner and McGirt rulings just within the past six months or so.
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Juveniles can and do break the law. Hence, all jurisdictions have different ways of dealing with minors when they break the law. For some crimes, minors can be charged and treated as an adult. This may happen with serious crimes such as murder. In other situations, a minor can be treated as a youthful offender […]
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If you can get a dismissal with prejudice, though, that’s the platinum star. That’s what you want. That’s the best benefit for you.
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Making a fictitious, fraudulent, or false claim against the state in Oklahoma is a type of fraud. In making a false claim, you are misrepresenting facts in order to obtain money or benefits. Here is what you need to know about this crime and how it is handled in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. False Claim Against the […]
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Whether we have pets, raise farm animals, or work in the animal care industry, we like to see our animals nurtured and treated well. Animals are valuable to us and often, vulnerable. Sometimes, animals get hurt. It can be as a result of an accident, neglect, or abuse. Cruelty to animals in Oklahoma is a […]
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Forged prescriptions in Oklahoma have increased along with the rising demand for drugs such as oxycodone (Percocet) and hydrocodone (Vicodin). These days, prescription opioids comprise a large component of the illegal drug market. Issuing forged prescriptions is illegal in Tahlequah. Read on to learn more. How Forged Prescriptions In Oklahoma Usually Happen This crime can […]
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When relationships are troubled, all too often domestic assault and battery can occur. Things get out of hand and when emotions are running high. Sometimes, it can be hard to sort out the issue of fault in these situations. Domestic assault and battery in the presence of a minor is a crime in Oklahoma. When […]
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Telephone harassment in Oklahoma is illegal. Also, using the telephone to make lewd or obscene remarks to a person is constituted as stalking and harassing behavior and is prohibited. If you’re facing charges, talk to a Tahlequah attorney right away. What Is Telephone Harassment In Oklahoma? It is illegal to: willfully use a telephone or […]
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Computer crimes are on the rise. Hackers, skimmers, identity thieves, and leakers are everywhere these days and computer crime is rampant. As a result, Oklahoma has passed the Computer Crimes Act to address a number of types of computer crime. Okla. Stat. tit.21 § 1951, et seq. Computer Crimes Act Charges Include Many Types Of […]
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Graffiti, egging a car, letting the air out of car tires. We often think of malicious injury to property in Oklahoma as just a teenaged prank. However, pranks like these can lead to criminal charges. What Is Malicious Injury To Property In Oklahoma? Malicious injury to property in Tahlequah is defined as deliberately injuring, defacing, […]















