Misdemeanor and felony charges, including DUI, drug, theft, and assault allegations. Start with the actual charge and the next court date.
If you have been arrested, charged, or given a court notice, gather the papers before your first discussion. Tell the office about release conditions and any separate driving-related notice. The charge, evidence, and stage of the case shape the questions an attorney needs to address.
Wallace Law Firm is based in Norman and serves clients in Oklahoma City and nearby communities. Contact the Norman office to discuss criminal charges, the documents you have, and whether the firm can assist with your matter.
Organize the charge and the next court event
Keep the charging paper, release conditions, and each hearing notice together. Identify the court and case number, and tell the office which date comes next. If a licensing notice accompanied a DUI arrest, keep it with the court papers so it can be identified separately. A brief factual timeline helps frame the first discussion.
What to have ready.
You do not need a perfect file before the first call. Identify what you have, what is missing, and any date requiring attention.
- Charging papers and the court case number, if available.
- Release paperwork, conditions, and each hearing notice.
- Any driving-related notice accompanying a DUI matter.
- A brief timeline and a list of questions for the attorney.
Use the website form for general contact information. Ask the office how to deliver private records, complete documents, or recordings.
Questions for the first conversation.
Ask what work is needed now, what the proposed representation would cover, and which documents require review. Discuss consultation arrangements, fees, and how questions and updates will be handled.
Before you contact the office.
What if I do not know the exact charge?
Call with the papers you have and explain which agency or court provided them. Do not delay the initial inquiry while trying to interpret a statute on your own. The attorney needs the actual documents to assess the allegation.
Should I send my full account through the form?
Use the form for general contact information. Ask the office how to provide detailed records privately. Keep existing documents and recordings intact.
Related information.
Some situations cross more than one area of law. Explain the full picture when you speak with the office.
Criminal defense in Norman and Oklahoma City.
The office is at 401 W Main St, Suite 360, Norman, OK 73069. When you call about a Norman or Oklahoma City matter, identify the court shown on your papers. The case number, charge, and next court event help the office understand what needs attention.
Can I discuss an Oklahoma City case with the Norman office?
Yes. Wallace Law Firm serves clients in Oklahoma City as well as Norman and nearby communities. Explain the general nature of the charge and the court involved so the office can discuss availability and the scope of representation.
What should I ask about a DUI or drug charge?
Ask which documents the attorney needs, whether there are separate notices requiring review, and what representation would cover. For a DUI matter, keep driving-related paperwork with the criminal court papers. Avoid relying on a general website summary to interpret the notices in your case.
Where can I find official Oklahoma court information?
The Oklahoma State Courts Network publishes criminal procedure statutes. Our Oklahoma legal resources page links to official sources. An attorney must assess which information applies to your circumstances.
Your next step
Let’s talk about your situation.
Tell the office the general nature of your matter and mention any approaching court date. Ask about consultation arrangements, fees, and the records to bring.
401 W Main St, Suite 360 · Norman, OK 73069
Contacting the firm does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. Please avoid sending confidential details through an initial inquiry.