About Ana

Practice Areas

2

Practice Areas

Criminal Defense 75%

Felonies. Misdemeanors. Traffic. State & Federal

14 years | 125 cases

75%

Other 25%

25%

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Licenses

Licensed in Wisconsin for 6 years

State: Wisconsin

Acquired: 2019

Good Standing

No misconduct found

Licensed in Illinois for 13 years

State: Illinois

Acquired: 2012

Active and Authorized to Practice Law

No misconduct found

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Ana Juan Bustos's Reviews

Avvo Review Score

4.6 /5.0

11 Client Reviews

Showing 1 - 1 of 1 review | Criminal Defense

Posted by Ana | May 18, 2016 | Criminal Defense

Not good

I contacted her to know if it was possible to open a case in which I plead guilty I tried to explained it to her very briefly over the phone, she did not want to hear and offer an appoiment for which she will charge $80 for the consult. ( I declined) I called two other lawyers and they told me I coul...dn't do that because you only have a specific period of time to do that! My case was over 10 years ago! Don't go to her. Instead tried to get a lawyer that offers free consultations. She only want me to pay her, to hear no you can't because it been so long!

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Ana Juan Bustos

Replied last May 18, 2016

Dear Ana, I remember your call. It is a shame that you never came to my office in Pilsen, Chicago, to talk about your case. I don't know what other counsels told you but you can still reopen your case. Ten years is not a deadline per se but you have to have legal basis to reopen it. I would still need to meet you in my office. I will have to request all the court transcripts to thoroughly review the case. These cases are difficult but not impossible. Best regards, Ana Juan Bustos

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