Minnesota Vehicle Forfeiture Lawyer

Minneapolis & St. Paul Car Forfeiture Defense Attorney
 

The legal forfeiture of your vehicle or other property by the police can be a shocking experience. Property and vehicle forfeiture can also be an expensive experience. Property seizure of your car, boat, home, snowmobile or ATV can be costly both in terms of lost assets and in payments on property you no longer hold.

If your property has been seized, do not count it as lost forever. Do not accept explanations for why you cannot recover it. Instead, contact an attorney experienced in recovering forfeited vehicles and property. Contact criminal defense attorney Max Keller at the law firm of Max A. Keller, Attorney at Law.

We Are Skilled and Experienced in Recovering Seized Property.

Property and vehicle forfeiture most often seized in regard to DWIs and drug offenses, including manufacturing, distributing and possession. Vehicles are usually seized on the second, third or other occurrence of a DWI within 10 years. Legal defense and subsequent recovery of property is most effective when innocence can be proven. Automobiles seized in DWI and drug situations are often the property of innocent and uninvolved friends, parents or other family members. We can work to prove ownership and recover property.

Our Minnesota vehicle forfeiture attorney can also work to have your charges dismissed or have your sentenced reduced, with accompanying recovery of property. We can question police procedures, work for the suppression of evidence and argue for leniency based on clean criminal records and other factors of your personal circumstances. Pleading guilty to a lesser offense can also often lead to recovery of forfeited property.

Contact Us

If you have experienced property or vehicle forfeiture, call us. We accept credit cards, offer free initial consultations and have convenient west and east metro locations.

We are available 24 hours a day to current and prospective clients. Call us to speak with experienced Minnesota vehicle forfeiture attorney Max Keller. Contact him at 952-466-6926 | 651-968-1130.