Lucas Wynne

Attorney Lucas Wynne represents clients from all walks of life. A criminal defense and DUI/DWI attorney, Lucas puts the law on your side. Call 1-844-384-4295 for a free consultation anywhere in North Dakota or Minnesota.

Areas served include but are not limited to Fargo, Grand Forks, Bismarck, Minot, Devils Lake, Valley City, St. Cloud, Sartell, St. Joseph, Sauk Rapids, Waite Park, Alexandria, Bemidji, Thief River Falls, Crookston, East Grand Forks, Duluth, Hibbing, Becker, Monticello, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Willmar, Bloomington, Bemidji and Brainerd.

• DUI & DWI
• Criminal Law

• Flat Fee
• Drunk Driving
• Minor in Possession
• Theft
• Disorderly Conduct
• Shoplifting
• Criminal Defense
• Marijuana Possession
• Sex Offenses
• Misdeameanor / Misdemeanors
• Felony / Felonies
• Drug Crumes & Charges

• Free Consultation
  All clients receive a free consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted
  All major credit cards accepted
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Attorney Lucas Wynne works with each client in an attempt to make their case more affordable by offering flat fees, payment plans upon and credit card payments.

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Q. A sheriff asked a theft victim if they thought I might have taken their property. I have no criminal record or history

16 October 2017

A: It sounds like the Sheriff may be attempting to have you be the main suspect in a crime. Although the sheriff is permitted to ask, you should retain an attorney if criminal charges have been pressed.

Q. Can a 13 yr old that is accusing a male age 26 yr old of rape leave the state while involved in a open case?

16 October 2017

A: The thirteen year-old victim/witness should certainly appear for all court proceedings and may consider retaining an attorney if the prosecutor is not properly advocating for the victim. With that being said, there is nothing per se that would prohibit a victim from leaving the state unless a court order is in place. However, the victim should not leave the state in order to avoid questioning by the court. It sounds like this situation is complex. Therefore, you should not rely on this information as being specific to your scenario. Instead, you should consult directly with an attorney to determine if you are permitted to leave the state. I hope that helps.

Q. Can a statement from fiancee be used against defendant in DV case if they're married by court date

15 October 2017

A: You need to consult with a lawyer to specifically address your question. Unfortunately, addressing this question on the internet could be detrimental to your case.

Q. How can I stop vehicle forfeiture by police when the vehicle was taken after an illegal search and seizure

5 October 2017

A: A civil forfeiture proceeding is the only way to challenge a forfeiture by police.

Q. If someone absconded from probation with 2 years left. And also 3 years suspended time how long could they possibly be

5 October 2017

A: I'm sorry, but your question is very confusing.

Q. I was wondering if I got my cousin to sign a notarized paper stating that he confesses to the crime that I didnt do

5 October 2017

A: You need a lawyer to address these issues. Self-help is unfruitful.

Q. I'm 16 and pregnate, the father is 18 how do we keep him from getting in trouble so he can support us?

5 October 2017

A: If you were older than fifteen at the time the child was conceived and the other party is within three years of your age and the act was consensual, no law has been broken.

Q. Illegal use of police access to records:

5 October 2017

A: You need to contact the appropriate supervisors of each.

Q. Is it illegal for a male cop.to search a female

5 October 2017

A: No