Casey Hoff

When my spouse had been charged with a disorderly contact: Domestic Violence; most people assume it’s a legitimate charge. Especially when the alleged victim has injuries. I am that alleged victim. When an incident happened at our residence, right before Covid lockdown; I’m the one that called 911.... In that moment I truly thought I needed too. However, our situation had circumstances that most would not understand. Including, apparently, the Prosecution, District Attorney office, not Victim Advocates out of Sheboygan. I had mental illness, chronic PTSD and other diagnosis. The PTSD is what was significant. I struggled to understand what was real and what was a flashback. My spouse never stopped me from calling, was ready for police and even to get arrested. I refused to give a statement explaining that I needed 24-48 hours to understand what really happened and until than I wanted a no contact order. Told I could lift it at any time. I didn’t want to be influenced because of it was really his fault he deserved jail but if it was mine I needed to get further help. It WAS my PTSD. Long story short, I never turned in a statement and lifted the no contact. I was contacted by victim advocacy only two hours before his first court appearance. I explained in detail why it was not DV and about my mental illness and I was told that the prosecution would relay that in his hearing. Not only did they lie to me, they accused him of previous DV and the judge slapped him with a three month no contact. I knew a public defender would not be able to do justice to his case. By the grace of God; a flyer with Casey Hoff information was in my mailbox. My stepson forwarded order to my spouse. I’m now in lockdown. My job closed because we were non essential. I had no money, no car, no idea what to do and know no one in my town. Casey Hoff presentes himself to my husband with a passion for his job. A passion to simply help good people that have an issue with the law. He doesn’t practice for the money; to nickel and dime you. He genuinely wants to help and know the nitty gritty of the case. Mental illness is tough to live with; let alone be a spouse of. It’s embarrassing to be a victim, alleged victim, to realize that your memory is false. I knew I had no choice but to disclose and the DA, prosecution and Victim Advocacy never cared for the truth. They never talked to me once after that first call. Never interviewed me. Didn’t even take pictures of my injuries. My local PD even knew my history. I had tried to self commit seven months prior. They had several welfare check calls because I was suicidal, even just in passing they’d stop and ask how I was doing. But all the Prosecution cared about was just slamming charges on a person they didn’t know pretending to be on the alleged victims side. Casey never once made us feel ashamed. Never made me feel looked down upon. He sent a private investigator to interview me at my own residence after he successfully got us off a no contact order. The second hearing was a new judge. That prosecutor tried to keep it in place after I specifically spoke up in court that it wasn’t needed. And thanks to Casey’s due diligence and quick thinking he was able to make it obvious to the judge it’s time to listen to the alleged victim. The PI was a caring and empathetic retired police officer who spent time letting me know I had nothing to be ashamed up and that it took courage to speak up. He was able to submit a victim statement on my behalf; something those who say they were protecting me never did. Casey used every piece of evidence we gave him exactly when it needed to be presented. He had an excellent strategy, kept my spouse Informed the entire time, and when the prosecution grasped at straws trying to use an old disorderly contact insinuating I was a victim Casey spoke up with details how it wasn’t related. He was amazing and the prosecutor ended up filing a dismissal the judge granted.

I hired Casey Hoff as my attorney soon as I met with him. He was very professional and to the point. When I walked into his office i was facing prison time for my 7th DUI. Due to the motions Casey Hoff filed (one of them a collateral attack motion) I ended up with no prison or even jail time. I walke...d out with 3 months house arrest and 2 years probation. All the way through the case he took time to know my situation and my needs. I would recommend Casey Hoff to anyone looking for a good attorney.

Casey definitely exceeded my expectations. He brought my felony possesion charge down to a misdemeanor with a fine. He saved my life, my job and my family. He went above and beyond what I was expecting. He was so kind and caring and took every available action to fight for me. I couldn't have asked f...or anything better. He was always available for any questions or concerns. When it seemed impossible, he found a way and guided me every step. He is absolutely outstanding.

If you're reading this review you're obviously looking for a criminal lawyer.STOP RIGHT HERE. You honestly will not find a better lawyer then Casey Hoff. I was facing four counts of contributing and because of how aggressively Casey litigated and investigated my case,filing motions on my behalf, my c...riminal charges were completely DISMISSED, in the end the prosecution folded. Casey was also there 24 hours a day 7 days a week whenever I needed anything. Even calling me on a Sunday to make sure I was getting along okay. And was always there to let me know he was working hard on my case for me.

Attorney Casey Hoff handled my case for receiving and concealing stolen property . He got the charge dropped to a disorderly conduct and was always preparing the case as if it was going to trial. When I first sat with Casey I gave him my goals and expectations during the end of my case he exceeded th...ose expectations and goals. He's very passionate about his job and his clients. Casey frequently keep me informed, when to court under my behalf, and gave me the best results I could ask for. I always felt comfort knowing Casey was on my side. I would recommend Casey to others.