Lucas Wynne

Respected by peers and trusted by clients, attorney Lucas Wynne has developed a reputation for aggressively representing clients in both state and federal courts. From violent crimes to sex offenses, interstate drug trafficking, and multimillion dollar fraud schemes, Mr. Wynne has aided the accused by aggressively representing their interests in the face of an often unjust system of criminal law. Accused of a serious criminal offense? Call Mr. Wynne today at (855) GO-WYNNE for your free, no obligation consultation.

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Wynne Law Firm

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University of North Dakota School of Law

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Q. Grandparent custody and moving the kids from North Dakota

4 February 2020

A: If they have been living in North Dakota the requisite amount of time, then it may be time for a child custody proceeding to be initiated.

Q. Can the cops pull me over for any violation but ticket me for a different reason then why they stopped me

4 February 2020

A: Maybe, it depends on the circumstances of the stop. Many lawyers, like myself, help individuals determine if their stop and arrest were legal.

Q. Mom and dad are in school together dad is 18 mom 16. Dose the father have same rights as mother to the new born baby

4 February 2020

A: A father's rights are not there from the get-go. A child custody proceeding sounds necessary.

Q. If a court says they won't sign off on a child support agreement, what needs to be filed to correct?

4 February 2020

A: You need to use the child support guidelines to calculate the correct amount and resubmit.

Q. What happens if a defendant does not respond to custody papers? Does that mean default custody is given to the plaintiff

4 February 2020

A: A default judgment could occur in which you are awarded all that you have asked for in the complaint. However, the judge is still going to review that judgment to make sure the requests are compliant with the law.

Q. When I got divorced my ex and I lived in a house. In the divorce papers it says he can live there and maintain it.

4 February 2020

A: You remind him of the divorce papers. You then sue him for the money if he fails to turn it over. But I would suggest doing so quickly as a lawsuit is only as good as the money standing behind it.

Q. Am I able to dispute a ticket that I never received? It’s been 3 years and I’m now finding out about it

4 February 2020

A: There are some larger issues with a traffic ticket that old. Specifically, whether you have a warrant for that ticket and whether any evidence even exists anymore to prove or disprove the claim. As soon as the case is opened, yes, you could likely dispute.

Q. How can I pause child support? The father and I are living together and I no longer need child support.

4 February 2020

A: Child support is difficult to modify, but a stipulated order may do the trick if you are now residing in the same household and sharing expenses.

Q. Help? My daughter is almost 6 and hates to go to her fathers. I have primary residential responsibility.

10 January 2020

A: The court order must be followed. Skipping court ordered visits is likely to result in very serious problems, including giving the other party potential grounds to modify the order.