Fleske Law, LLC

A former Kansas Prosecutor, Carey is an experienced trial attorney expert at defending the crimes he once prosecuted. He is licensed in both KS and MO and specializes in the following areas:
Alcohol Violations & DUI/DWI:
We represent clients who are arrested, charged, or cited for alcohol related offenses. The personal goal of our attorney is to provide a knowledgeable course of action, give your case close personal attention, and make sure your piece of mind is protected. Since many of these charges also involve minors, or young adults it is essential to try and resolve them in a way that protects their future.
Drug Crimes:
We represent clients who are arrested, charged, or cited for drug related offenses. The personal goal of our attorney is to provide a knowledgeable course of action, give your case close personal attention, and make sure your piece of mind is protected. Many drug charges can be complicated matters where much attention needs to be paid to the stop, arrest, investigation, and circumstances surrounding the drug offense.
Traffic Offenses:
If you receive a speeding ticket, or any other moving violation ticket in the Kansas City Metro area you should strongly consider allowing us to handle it for you. A Kansas City speeding ticket lawyer should be able to assist you in amending your ticket from a moving violation to a non-moving violation. By simply paying the ticket you could be causing unforeseen consequences.
Probation Violations:
If you are facing a pending probation violation, or think you may soon be found in violation of your probation it is important for you to act quickly. An experienced attorney can work with you to create a plan of action to possibly avoid the revocation, or minimize the penalties you could be facing. Taking no action can damage your ability to put your best foot forward when you have to appear before the Judge.
Set Aside & Expungement:
If you have previously entered a plea of guilty or no contest in a criminal or traffic matter you may have the ability to set-aside that conviction. Many times people enter a plea without the advice of an attorney. This can cause many unforeseen difficulties, such as loss of your license or even more serious penalties.