DUI Defense
$2,800 flat for a first offense in District Court. We check the reason for the stop, the field sobriety tests, the breath machine records, and the 20-minute observation period.
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Drug Charges
Possession, pills, paraphernalia, and trafficking. Ask us about pretrial diversion and drug court in Fayette and Madison counties.
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Clear an Old Record
$750 flat for the first case. Dismissed charges and many old misdemeanors can be cleared in 3 to 6 months.
Learn more →Your case deserves a close look
We start with the details that can change a case.
A stop. A search. A breath test. A witness statement. The first version of events is not always the full one. We look for the records, video, and facts that matter.
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Also here when it is not a DUI or drug charge
Other charges, handled without the runaround.
“The worst night of someone's life usually starts after 10pm. That is when we pick up the phone.”
Della Kettleby, founder
Nine years as a public defender in Fayette and Madison counties. Now focused on a six-county practice built for the cases that cannot wait until morning.
About the lawyers →What clients remember
Clear answers when the rest of the night feels uncertain.
“My son called from jail at two in the morning and a lawyer picked up. By breakfast we knew his bond and what not to say on the phone.”Teresa W., Nicholasville
“A 2009 possession charge kept showing up every time I applied for a job. Della had it expunged in four months, and I started at the hospital that June.”Andre M., Lexington
“The fee they quoted the first night was the fee I paid. Marcus knew exactly how that courtroom works.”Kyle R., Georgetown