About Clinton M. Ward Law Office — Criminal Defense Vinita Oklahoma

Clinton M. Ward Law Office is a criminal defense Vinita practice serving clients across Craig County and northeast Oklahoma. The firm handles DUI, felony charges, misdemeanors, and traffic offenses. It also covers divorce, custody, and related family matters so clients with overlapping issues can work with one office.

Because Craig County District Court sits in downtown Vinita, the firm is minutes from every hearing. Mr. Ward handles intake through resolution personally. Flat-fee pricing is used for most misdemeanor and DUI cases so clients know the total investment up front.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe the firm as straightforward, accessible, and calm under pressure. Clients appreciate that the attorney returns calls directly rather than routing through staff. Many mention his familiarity with Craig County prosecutors and judges as a practical advantage.

Criminal Defense Vinita — Practice Areas & Services

• DUI and DWI defense under Oklahoma’s Title 47 motor-vehicle statutes.
• Felony defense for drug, property, and assault charges in Craig County District Court.
• Misdemeanor and traffic cases, including driving under revocation.
• Divorce, custody, and child support matters under Oklahoma Statutes Title 43.
• Expungement petitions for eligible closed cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Vinita’s district court located?

Craig County District Court is at 210 W. Delaware Avenue, Vinita, OK 74301. The court handles civil, criminal, family, juvenile, and probate matters with general jurisdiction. Appeals can reach the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals and Oklahoma Supreme Court.

How much does a Vinita DUI attorney cost?

Flat DUI defense fees in Craig County typically range from $1,500 to $4,000 depending on prior history and whether a jury trial is likely. Felony cases are usually billed on a phased or hourly basis. Always get the fee agreement in writing.

Can I get a first-offense DUI expunged in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma allows expungement of a first DUI deferred-sentence completion 5 years after successful discharge, under Title 22 §18. A conviction (not deferred) requires 10 years with no intervening offenses. Filing is done through the district court of conviction.