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Phone
(360) 281-7314Office Address
712 W Evergreen Blvd, Vancouver WA 98660Fax
(360) 282-6866
Office Hours
Mon-Fri, 8am to 5pm
Awards and ratings
Client Reviews
4.9
Based on 110+ reviews
4.9 star reviews based on 110+ reviews
Areas We Serve
VanWa Legal handles criminal defense and DUI matters from our office at 712 W Evergreen Blvd in downtown Vancouver, minutes from the Clark County Courthouse.
FAQ
Most Washington DUIs are gross misdemeanors. A DUI becomes a felony if you have three or more prior offenses within ten years, or a prior conviction for vehicular homicide or vehicular assault while under the influence.
A criminal defense lawyer protects your rights at every stage of a case — reviewing the evidence and how it was gathered, advising you before you speak with police or prosecutors, negotiating with the state, filing motions to suppress or dismiss, and representing you at hearings and trial if the case goes that far.
VanWa Legal quotes a flat fee up front, so you know the full cost before you hire us, and we offer payment plans on most cases. The exact fee depends on the charge and whether the case is resolved through negotiation or goes to trial. The initial consultation is free.
Pleading not guilty preserves your options. It gives your attorney time to review the stop, the testing, and the evidence, file any challenges, and negotiate with the prosecutor. Many cases are later reduced or dismissed, and you can still change your plea if a favorable resolution is reached.
Only the court can lift a no-contact order — the protected person cannot simply waive it. Your attorney can request a hearing to modify or terminate the order and present the relevant circumstances to the judge. It is important not to violate the order while it remains in place.
Public defenders are capable attorneys, but they often carry heavy caseloads. A private attorney can give your case more individual attention, faster communication, and more focused preparation. The right choice depends on your circumstances — we are happy to talk it through during a free consultation.
Contact us
Free consultation. Available 24/7. We quote a flat fee up front and offer payment plans on most cases. The number we quote is the number you pay, no matter how many hearings your case takes.