Wenger Law represents clients in Mercer, Lawrence, Butler, Beaver, Crawford, and Venango Counties in criminal defense, DUI, child custody, divorce, Protection From Abuse, and other serious legal matters.
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When you are facing criminal charges or a serious family dispute, the legal process can quickly become overwhelming. You may be worried about your freedom, your children, your employment, your finances, or what the allegations could mean for your future.
You should understand what is happening, what options are available, and what decisions need to be made next.
Wenger Law provides direct legal advice, detailed case preparation, and representation based on the individual facts of each case.
A criminal charge does not mean that you have been convicted. The Commonwealth must prove the allegations against you, and the evidence should be carefully examined before you decide how to proceed.
Wenger Law represents clients facing charges involving:
Depending on the circumstances, a defense may involve the legality of a traffic stop, search, arrest, police interrogation, identification, forensic testing, witness testimony, or other evidence.
A DUI arrest can threaten your driver’s license, employment, finances, and freedom. The potential consequences depend on the alleged blood alcohol concentration, controlled substances, chemical-test refusal, prior DUI offenses, and other circumstances.
The vehicle stop, field sobriety testing, chemical testing, police procedures, and potential PennDOT consequences should all be reviewed. Some first-time offenders may qualify for Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition, but admission into ARD is not automatic.
Family-law cases often involve children, major financial decisions, difficult communication, and significant changes to daily life. These matters require practical advice and careful preparation, especially when the parties cannot reach an agreement.
Wenger Law represents clients in matters involving:
Some cases can be resolved through negotiation. Others require court hearings and litigation. The strategy should reflect your goals, the history of the case, the available evidence, and the best interests of the children involved.
Attorney David Wenger previously served as an assistant district attorney in Mercer County and has experience evaluating and prosecuting serious criminal cases.
He has also served as a court-appointed guardian ad litem, representing the interests of children in custody and family-court proceedings.
That combined experience provides insight into how criminal allegations are investigated, how cases are evaluated by prosecutors, and how courts approach sensitive disputes involving children and families.
Clients deserve to know what is happening in their case. Wenger Law provides direct legal advice and explains the available options, risks, and next steps.
No two criminal or family-law cases are identical. The strategy should be based on the evidence, the procedural history, your priorities, and the potential consequences.
Court cases are frequently determined by preparation, credibility, documentation, and the ability to clearly present the relevant facts.
No attorney can guarantee a particular result. You should, however, receive an honest assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of your case so that you can make informed decisions.
When a case cannot be resolved through negotiation, Wenger Law prepares for contested hearings, motions, and trial based on what the individual matter requires.
Wenger Law represents criminal-defense and family-law clients throughout:
Local court procedures, scheduling practices, diversionary programs, and prosecutorial policies can vary. Working with an attorney familiar with Pennsylvania criminal and family-court procedure can help you understand what to expect.
“No matter what happens, I know David has my back, which has proved invaluable in boosting my confidence. Highly recommend.”
-JJ
Prior results and client experiences do not guarantee a similar outcome in another case.
Criminal charges and family-court disputes can involve important deadlines. Evidence can disappear, memories can fade, and decisions made early in a case can affect what happens later.
Getting legal advice early can help you understand your rights, protect your interests, and avoid decisions that could make the situation more difficult.
Talk directly with a Pennsylvania attorney about your situation.
This website provides general information and is not legal advice. Viewing this website or contacting Wenger Law does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not send confidential or time-sensitive information until an attorney-client relationship has been established. Every case is different and must be evaluated on its individual facts.
