Steven F. Groce

Mr Groce is the real deal! He was able to get me out of a situation that had escalated to a Federal charge with 30 years max in prison. It was reduced to a misdemeanor with some community service! PLEASE if you ever are charged with a DWI/DUI, Marijuana/Cannabis case, ANY drug case, or need a crimina...l defense lawyer he is your guy!

Called Steven off of the reviews I read. I am so glad I looked up these reviews. My son got a possession charge and I know no one let alone a attorney. I called him he was very nonjudgmental, very receptive to assisting me and my son. He always answered my email and phone call. He got the charges red...uced to disturbing the peace. No probation, community hours, drug classes, or even appearance in court. He made this process smooth and painless. The price I paid was so well worth it I hope I never need a lawyer again but If I do he will be the first person I call!!!! Thanks Steven

If you need a good lawyer, do not leave your legal fate to inexperienced attorneys, especially in DUI or drug cases. Mr. Groce is a very thorough attorney who goes above and beyond for his clients. Mr. Groce is great at bargaining and fighting for his client. Whatever you’re facing, you want to hire... someone like Mr. Groce. He fought hard and got my case dismissed! I couldn’t have hoped for a better outcome. He is an exceptional attorney. I highly recommend his service. - Brandon

If you are charged with possession and/or paraphernalia, please consider hiring Steven F. Groce for representation. He was able to get my possession charge dismissed and my paraphernalia charge amended to public disturbance. His rates are very affordable and a great value considering I saved money du...e to the outcome. I initially thought of just paying the fines due to Missouri's decriminalization of marijuana, but if convicted it is still a misdemeanor for possession and paraphernalia. I couldn't afford to have two misdemeanors on my record. If this isn't a deterrent, also consider Missouri's Abuse and Lose laws. If someone is convicted of possession and they were operating a motor vehicle at the time of arrest, they will lose driving privileges for a year. This could be catastrophic financially for those who depend on the their vehicle to get to work/school/etc.. Because of Steven F. Groce, I am able to continue my plans of finishing school in another town while working in Springfield on the weekends.