Phillip L. Weiser, Member of Philip L. Weiser Attorney At Law
Philip L. Weiser is an experienced trial attorney (licensed to practice in Kansas) that is ready to help defend you against criminal allegations and in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Mr. Weiser has been practicing law for over 11 years in Sedgwick and surrounding counties with great success in bringing the best resolution to his clients’ cases.
Philip Weiser earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Wichita State University and his Juris Doctorate from the Washburn University School of Law. Prior to becoming an attorney, Mr. Weiser spent 15 years as a police officer in Sedgwick and Reno Counties, learning the intricacies of how criminal cases are processed and tried. He has been able to draw upon this experience as well as his prior experience as a County Attorney Prosecutor for Cowley County in order to provide his clients with legal counsel that comes from an informed point of view.
Mr. Weiser wants his clients to find comfort in knowing that he is a Christian lawyer that they can expect to argue on their behalf with professional competence, integrity, and morality.
Experience
Cowley County Attorney, (Winfield, KS)
Deputy County Attorney, 2005 - 2009
Philip helped coordinate the prosecution for both the Winfield and Arkansas City County Attorney's offices. He has prosecution experience including juvenile, traffic, misdemeanor and felonies.
State of Kansas Board of Indigents Defense Services, (Wichita, KS)
Assistant Public Defender, 1998 - 2003
Philip practiced in felony criminal representation of indigent persons for crimes ranging from thefts to sex offenses and murder. With over 70 criminal trials, Philip has the experience to defend any criminal case from traffic matters to the most serious cases.
Wichita Police Department; Hutchinson Police Department, (Wichita, KS)
Patrol Officer, 1976 - 1995
Philip has extensive law enforcement experience which gives him a unique perspective on defending criminal matters. His experience helps to determine whether the investigation and preparation of the criminal case was done properly, or whether there are faults which may lead to a dismissal of the case or other challenges affecting the outcome of the criminal charges.
Philip L Weiser Law Office, (Wichita, KS)
Managing Attorney, 2003 - present
Philip has maintained a private practice since leaving the Public Defender's Office. Philip has defended over 70 criminal trials, and has assisted clients with bankruptcy protection for over 12 years. While attending Washburn University Law School, Philip assisted indigent persons in filing bankruptcy cases at the Law School's internship program.
