Sex Crime Defense Attorney in Wisconsin

Your Freedom, Reputation & Future Are on the Line


If you are facing a sexual assault, sexual battery, child enticement, solicitation, possession of illegal material, or any sex-related criminal charge in Wisconsin, your life can change in an instant.


These are some of the most serious and emotionally charged allegations in the criminal justice system.


You are not just facing jail or prison.


You are facing permanent damage to your reputation, career, family, and future.



You need an experienced criminal defense lawyer who understands what is at stake. We will fight for you.

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Proven Experience. Serious Defense. Real Results.


Johnen & Holevoet Law Offices has successfully defended these cases in courts all across Wisconsin.


Our firm has:


  • Extensive experience defending serious felony charges
  • A proven track record of handling high-risk criminal cases
  • Successfully fought cases at trial
  • Secured dismissals and charge reductions
  • Protected clients from life-altering convictions
  • Forced prosecutors to prove their case


We prepare every case as if it is going to trial. That level of preparation often leads to stronger negotiating positions and better outcomes for our clients.



Prosecutors know which attorneys are willing to fight. We are prepared to take your case as far as it needs to go.

These Charges Are Life-Altering


Sex crime allegations are treated differently than almost any other criminal charge.


Even before a conviction, you may be dealing with:



  • Arrest and public criminal accusations
  • Severe bond and no-contact restrictions
  • Loss of job or professional licenses
  • Damage to personal relationships and reputation
  • Risk of sex offender registration
  • Long-term impact on housing, travel, and employment


In many cases, the accusation alone can feel like a conviction.


That is why early, aggressive legal defense is critical.

You Deserve a Strong Defense — Not a Judgment


Being accused does not mean you are guilty.


Sex crime cases are often based on:



  • Conflicting statements
  • Emotional or delayed reports
  • Misunderstandings or misinterpretations
  • Incomplete investigations
  • Digital evidence taken out of context
  • Pressure on law enforcement to act quickly


These cases require careful, strategic handling from the very beginning.


What you say and do now can dramatically affect the outcome.

Don’t Lose Hope


A sex crime charge can make you feel isolated, ashamed, and overwhelmed. Many people in your situation believe their life is over.


It is not.


A charge is not a conviction.


An accusation is not proof.


With the right legal strategy, it may be possible to:



  • Challenge the credibility of evidence
  • Suppress illegally obtained statements or searches
  • Expose weaknesses in the prosecution’s case
  • Negotiate reduced charges
  • Fight for dismissal or acquittal
  • Minimize long-term consequences


You still have rights.


You still have options.


You still deserve a defense.

Here’s What We Can Do For You


When you hire our firm, we immediately begin protecting you and building your defense.


Take Immediate Control of Your Case


We deal with law enforcement and prosecutors so you don’t have to.


Conduct a Thorough Evidence Review


We analyze:


  • Police reports and investigative files
  • Statements and interviews
  • Digital and electronic evidence
  • Search and seizure procedures
  • Forensic and technical evidence


We look for violations of your rights, inconsistencies, and weaknesses.


Challenge the Prosecution’s Case


We aggressively test the reliability, credibility, and legality of the evidence being used against you.


Fight for Reduced or Dismissed Charges


Whenever possible, we pursue strategies to limit or eliminate criminal exposure.


Protect Your Long-Term Future


We work to avoid or minimize:


  • Prison or jail time
  • Sex offender registration
  • Permanent criminal records
  • Career-ending consequences


Guide You Through Every Step


We explain what’s happening, your options, and how to make informed decisions.

Why Choosing the Right Lawyer Matters


Sex crime cases are high-stakes, complex, and aggressively prosecuted.


You need a defense attorney who:


  • Takes your case seriously
  • Treats you with respect and discretion
  • Understands how prosecutors handle these charges
  • Knows how to challenge technical and digital evidence
  • Is prepared to fight in court if necessary


Your future is too important to leave to chance.

Confidential. Professional. Judgment-Free.


We understand how sensitive these allegations are.


Your consultation is:


  • Completely confidential
  • Handled with discretion
  • Focused on protecting you. We do not judge you.


Get Your Free Confidential Case Review

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