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Indianapolis Criminal Law Firm
Overview
For the past nine years, Sallee Law, LLC, has been fighting for the rights of individuals charged with crimes or in need of a family law attorney in Indianapolis and throughout Indiana. We have the skill and tenacity to pursue the very best outcome in each situation. Mr. Sallee's prior experience as a deputy prosecutor gives him added insight into how to craft a strong defense strategy...
For the past nine years, Sallee Law, LLC, has been fighting for the rights of individuals charged with crimes or in need of a family law attorney in Indianapolis and throughout Indiana. We have the skill and tenacity to pursue the very best outcome in each situation. Mr. Sallee's prior experience as a deputy prosecutor gives him added insight into how to craft a strong defense strategy. He is well aware of the evidentiary requirements that the prosecution must meet, and he can take advantage of any flaws in the opposition's case.
Within criminal law, his primary areas of practice include:
- DUI/OVWI/drunk driving
- Traffic offenses
- Drug charges
- Assault and battery
- Theft crimes
- Sex offenses
- Murder
- Expungements and record sealing
Although Mr. Sallee has tried hundreds of criminal cases over the years, he never allows himself to become complacent. On the contrary, he strives to continually update his arsenal of skills and increase his knowledge base in order to provide the innovative and cutting-edge representation his clients seek in a lawyer.
One client says, "I cannot thank him enough for everything he’s done for me, and I am forever indebted to him for his invaluable support." Another one writes, "Todd fought for me with passion and emotion as if he were defending one of his own family members."
For compassionate counsel and vigorous criminal defense representation in Indiana, call Todd L. Sallee, Attorney at Law, today. The initial consultation is free.
About Sallee Law, LLC
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
- Family Law
Honors
- Top 100 DUI Attorney's State of Indiana, National Advocacy for DUI Defense, L.L.C
Published Works
- Testimonials
Representative Cases
Ancillary Businesses
- Judge Pro-Tempore, Marion County Superior Courts
People
Attorneys
- Eric Krupp (Of Counsel)
- Megan Von Ruhtenberg (Associate Attorney)
- Todd L. Sallee (Attorney)
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
155 East Market StreetSuite 860 Indianapolis, IN 46204 - 3245
Phone
Fax
- 317-630-4824
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