Anthony Joseph Muhlenkamp

Anthony represented me for multiple different criminal cases I was facing from a couple of years ago before I got sober and found recovery. He handled everything in a timely manner, was always very easy to get a hold of, charged me a more than fair price and resolved everything for me perfectly. Thanks to Anthony, I am enjoying my freedom & able to raise my children and become a productive member of society. I would absolutely without a shadow of a doubt recommend him to anyone facing criminal charges or legal issues. He's a stand up guy, very trustworthy & honest.

I aquired Anthonys service for multiple moving violations as im an idiot who likes to do more than the speed limit. He worked out very favourable resolutions for all of them but one, which theres nothing that could/can be done about(my fault not his, the judge and prosecutor wouldnt budge). I would use Anthony again and unfortunately i probably will have to retain him in the future. A very nice guy, i appreciate everything hes done for me.

I was very impressed the moment my husband and met with Anthony for our son who was in a mess of trouble! My son was facing life in prison and Anthony was able to get him 12 yrs. My son will still have a life when he gets out as well! Anthony was able to quickly review his case in a short time, and after meeting him was able to come up with several positive aspects about our son in such a bad position. He answered all questions we had and was always up to date with communication. He even told us to call after the case was over if we had any problems. I recommend anthony muhlenkamp to any one in need of a lawyer! Very respectful and reasonable with prices! Thank you Anthony!

I had an Illinois ticket and, as a Missouri resident, I wasn't sure what to do. Luckily, I found Tony through a friend and he did an absolutely amazing job with my case. He was incredibly thorough and professional, as well as very kind to me throughout the entire process. I really appreciated his help. Thanks Tony!

Fifteen years ago, I was accused of an unspeakable crime at the tail end of a domestic spousal argument lasting several weeks. At the time, I was investigated and questioned, and charges never filed. The police (at the time) saw the writing on the wall... "I didn't do it." Thirteen years after the initial investigation, and after moving on with my life, charges were suddenly filed from that old case. I discovered that a warrant was issued for my arrest, and with the help of Tony (Anthony Muhlenkamp), I learned what I was facing (a minimum of 10 years in prison for something that I didn't do). He helped reduce my bond so I could continue my daily life and work routine, navigated through the legal aspects of my situation, and (most importantly) kept me informed of all aspects of the case over the next twenty months while preparing for trial. Due to the uniqueness of the case, and the accusations, it took a day and a half to actually choose the jury. The actual trial took less time. Regardless, the jury saw the writing on the wall, too. It only took an hour for the jurors to come to a unanimous "Not guilty" verdict. Looking back at the last twenty months, I'm very impressed with how Tony handled my case. From the initial conversation in his office, he was evaluating the details and working on the best way to defend me. He kept me focused, and pushed aside all of my speculations and guesswork about motive. We didn't have to prove the why of the accusations; Just that I didn't do it. His preparation before trial was extremely thorough, covering every possible aspect. During the trial, he seemed to know what the prosecutor was going to say, or do, before it even happened. His objections and total domination over the prosecutor during the trial were extremely impressive. Our preparation for my defense on the stand was thorough and well planned, as well. I didn't realize, until on the stand, that we needed to work together. I was not in this alone, which is what I really felt like in the beginning. Upon that realization, I took a big risk in bringing up an aspect of the case that was not really what we prepared for. But, I felt it was an important aspect, considering the age and dynamics of the case, and went with it. The judge asked the jury to strike that comment from the record, but the deeper dynamics of the case were in the open now. After the initial frustration/shock of my candidness, Tony and I worked together during the rest of my time on the stand, and it went very well. I don't recommend doing/saying something unplanned, but I'd say it was a grand slam in this situation. Bottom line, Tony knows what he's doing, and there is no other person I would have wanted to defend me.