About

Everson & Richards LLP

Serving the Entire State of Wisconsin.

Attorneys Kirk W. Everson and Stephen G. Richards are Wisconsin Trial Attorneys who formed their partnership in 2004.

When you need the best, call Everson & Richards Law Offices LLP.

Everson & Richards LLP are Wisconsin trial attorneys, focusing on Federal, Criminal, Felonies, Misdemeanors, Restraining Orders, Drunk Driving, DUI, OWI, DNR Violations, Ordinance and Traffic Violations in the entire state of Wisconsin.

When you’re in trouble, we’re here to help. Sometimes it’s due to a lack of good judgement. Sometimes it’s being in the wrong place at the wrong time. To us it doesn’t matter how you got where you are. All that matters to us is providing you the best legal representation available.

We have a reputation of fighting for the best possible outcome for all our clients, and getting the best judgement on the majority of cases we present.

If this sounds like the type of representation you’re looking for, contact us. We’re here for you.

With offices in Dane, Fond du Lac, Columbia, Kewaunee and Vernon Counties, we’re admitted to practice before all Wisconsin State Courts, Federal District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Wisconsin, and the Federal Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

Our Mission is to provide the highest quality representation possible in order to obtain the best result achievable in every case.

We also offer free initial consultations.

Kirk W Everson, Wisconsin Criminal Defense Attorney
Steven G Richards, Attorney at Law

Attorneys

Kirk W. Everson

Wisconsin Criminal Defense Attorney Kirk W. Everson’s practice is statewide and serves all areas of Wisconsin. He has worked as both criminal defense and prosecution, and is known for his inventive arguments and attention to detail.

Steven G. Richards

Steve concentrates his practice in Northeastern Wisconsin, with his office located in Kewaunee County, where he is currently vice-president of the Kewaunee County Bar. Steve began his legal career in 1994 working for firms that concentrated on criminal law. In 2001 he started his own firm, and in 2004 he joined Kirk Everson in practice. The partnership has been good for the firm and their clients.