Criminal Defense Attorneys

If you are facing charges or are currently under investigation, do not wait for the state to make the first move. Contact our Dodgeville office today to schedule a confidential consultation with our experienced criminal defense team.

Where We Advocate: Southwest Wisconsin Counties

A sudden arrest turns your life upside down in an instant. The flashing blue lights, the cold handcuffs, and the sterile interrogation room can leave you feeling completely isolated. When the state brings its resources against you, the stakes could not be higher. Your freedom, your career, and your family are all on the line.

You do not have to face this weight alone. At REimagine Law Group, our dedicated criminal defense team protects your constitutional rights and your future. Operating directly from our Dodgeville office, we provide strategic, trial-ready representation for clients facing felony, misdemeanor, and OWI traffic offenses across Southwest Wisconsin.

We reject the standard plea-bargaining mill approach. Our team breaks down the state's evidence to its fundamental truths, searching for the procedural errors or constitutional violations that can turn a case in your favor.

While our primary defense team operates out of Dodgeville, we represent citizens facing charges in state and municipal courts across six local counties. We are familiar with the specific prosecutors, judges, and local court procedures in the following jurisdictions:

• Iowa County (Dodgeville)
• Grant County (Lancaster)
• Lafayette County (Darlington)
• Green County (Monroe)
• Richland County (Richland Center)
• Crawford County (Prairie du Chien)

Our defense hub is located in the heart of historic downtown Dodgeville, just across the street from the Iowa County Courthouse. This close physical proximity allows our trial attorneys to move quickly on active cases, filing emergency motions and representing you at initial appearances without delay.

Our Dodgeville Office

Phone: (608) 341-2511

Address: 213 N Iowa St, Dodgeville, WI 53533

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Why Choose REimagine Law Group for Criminal Defense?

Local legal reputation matters when your liberty is at stake. Attorney Kyle Reimann, co-owner of REimagine Law Group, has been a highly respected legal figure in Southwest Wisconsin for years. Prosecutors and judges know that when our firm enters a notice of appearance, we are fully prepared to go to trial if a fair resolution cannot be reached.

Craftsmanship Over Mass Production

Many large defense firms assign files to junior associates who only meet you minutes before your court appearance. We do not operate that way. When you hire our firm, you get direct, continuous communication with the attorney handling your case. We know your story, we study your discovery materials, and we treat your defense as a custom build.

This thorough preparation pays off. In a recent drug defense case, our client was facing severe felony charges and a realistic threat of state prison. By identifying critical evidentiary issues up front, Attorney Reimann secured an outcome that the client did not think was possible (resulting in no incarceration and no drug possession convictions).

Criminal Defense Cases We Handle

We defend clients against all classes of criminal charges in Wisconsin, from minor traffic violations to major felony offenses.

Felony Offenses

A felony conviction is a serious crime that can result in a prison sentence. It also strips you of your civil rights, including your right to vote and possess firearms. We defend clients facing all levels of felonies, such as homicide, burglary, drug possession with intent to deliver, substantial battery, and felony theft.

Misdemeanor Offenses

While less severe than felonies, misdemeanors are still criminal offenses that can result in up to one year in a county jail and a permanent criminal record. We handle Class A, B, C, and unclassified misdemeanors, such as misdemeanor battery, domestic disorderly conduct, criminal damage to property, and misdemeanor theft.

OWI & Traffic Offenses

Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) and some repeat traffic offenses can result in jail time, heavy fines, mandatory revocation of your driver's license, and required ignition interlock devices (IID). We evaluate the legality of your traffic stop, the calibration of chemical testing equipment, and the execution of field sobriety tests to identify defenses.

Meet Your Legal Team

Attorney Kyle R. Reimann

Owner & Co-Founder

Attorney Tristan F. Eagon

Owner & Co-Founder

Attorney Spencer J. Wingert

Senior Associate

Attorney Riley M. Calouette

Attorney

Jodi Brown

Paralegal

Brianna Seaver

Paralegal

Quick Reference: Understanding Wisconsin Penalty Structures

To help you understand the potential exposure of your charges, look at how Wisconsin state law classifies offenses and maximum penalties side by side.

Note: Wisconsin courts utilize bifurcated sentencing for felonies. This means any prison sentence is split between initial confinement in prison and a mandatory period of extended supervision in the community.

Frequently Asked Questions: Wisconsin Criminal Cases

What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?

In Wisconsin, the primary difference is the place and length of potential incarceration. A misdemeanor is punishable by up to one year in a local county jail. A felony is a more serious offense that carries a potential sentence of more than one year, which must be served in the state prison system.

Should I speak with the police if I know I did nothing wrong?

No. You should politely decline to answer any questions without an attorney present, regardless of your innocence. Law enforcement officers are trained to gather evidence to build a case against you. Anything you say can be used out of context to establish probable cause for an arrest.

Can a first-time OWI charge be expunged in Wisconsin?

A first-offense OWI in Wisconsin is typically treated as a civil ordinance violation rather than a criminal offense (unless a minor is in the vehicle or someone is injured). Because it is a civil forfeiture and not a criminal conviction, it is not eligible for statutory criminal expungement. However, there are still vital legal avenues to challenge the charge and possible driver's license revocation. If you are facing charges or are currently under investigation, do not wait for the state to make the first move. Contact our Dodgeville office today to request an initial consultation with our experienced criminal defense team.