The Gobrecht Law Firm, LLC

The Gobrecht Law Firm, LLC My name is Brandon Gobrecht, and I am an attorney licensed in the State of Ohio.

I currently offer legal services in Domestic Relations, Contracts, Document Review, Consultation, Civil Litigation, and Estate Planning.

10/25/2024

As of last night, I was appointed as the full law director for the city of Bucyrus. After much consideration, I have decided to accept the appointment. As a result, the criminal defense portion of The Gobrecht Law Firm must be wound down in the coming days/weeks.

I recommend Attorney Tyler Baumberger for all future criminal defense needs. I graduated law school with Tyler, as well as grew up with him. Not only do I trust him, I wholeheartedly believe he is one of the finest attorneys that I know and has a very good work ethic.

We are in the Wyandot County Common Pleas Court today. The courtrooms in Ohio never cease to amaze with how good they lo...
09/04/2024

We are in the Wyandot County Common Pleas Court today. The courtrooms in Ohio never cease to amaze with how good they look!

09/02/2024

I don't know who needs to hear this, but that Chase Bank "glitch" is a felony. Don't do that.........

08/19/2024

It's always good when a prosecutor dismisses the case against your client 40 hours before a jury trial is supposed to kick off 💪

08/07/2024

A friendly reminder to everyone taking advantage of the recreational ma*****na being sold legally in the state:

Driving while impaired from ma*****na is still an OVI. Furthermore, the "per se" level of ma*****na metabolite is set at 35 nanograms per millimeter of urine.

If stopped for an OVI, remember you have certain rights. You do NOT have to do any roadside tests. There is no penalty for refusing to take these tests.

If arrested on suspicion, you will be offered a chemical test. Refusal of this carries an immediate 1 year license suspension, with 30 days "hard time" before privileges can be granted.

However, when deciding whether to take the chemical tests or not, keep in mind that a first time OVI in Ohio carries with it a mandatory minimum 3 days in jail, a 1 year license suspension, and a fine of $375. The maximums carry up to 180 days in jail, a multi year license suspension, and a fine of $1,075.

07/26/2024

Today's result goes to show that even if your OVI case has some seriously bad facts, it doesn't mean the game is over. Having a skilled attorney who knows the ins and outs of Ohio Revised Code 4511.19 means you always have a fighting chance to receive a good result!

06/24/2024

Appealing an Administrative License Suspension isn't usually successful, but today was a good day and we had a good outcome. the Administrative License Suspension is commonly overlooked during an OVI case, but occasionally the stars align.

06/20/2024

Tomorrow and Friday are the final opinion days for the United States Supreme Court. They've saved the most consequential cases for last. It's like being a kid on Christmas Eve waiting to see if the Chevron Doctrine is going to be overturned!

06/17/2024

There seems to be some confusion as to what a person has to do on a traffic stop in the state of Ohio. Unless you want to ride the lighting and eat some asphalt, you do need to exit the vehicle if an officer tells you to. (Pennsylvania v. Mimms, 434 U.S. 106).

You also have to provide a valid license, valid registration, and current proof of insurance. What you're not required to do is answer any questions other than 1. Name, 2. D.O.B, and 3. Current address, or take any tests the officer asks you to do.

06/10/2024

The power of a good poker face is wildly underappreciated. Eventually the other side will probably give you something to work with..... Today it just happened to be 10 minutes before the trial started 😉.

05/25/2024

If you're going to consume alcohol this weekend, just remember that a cab is substantially cheaper than hiring me to represent you.

05/16/2024

We were in the Crawford County municipal Court Civil Division today for an order of possession hearing. We had previously filed a Replevin Action, which is fancy legal speak for someone taking your stuff and not giving it back.

After filing a Replevin Action, the next step is to motion for a hearing on immediate possession, where you have to convince the judge that it is more likely than not that you own the thing in question. If granted, you have the opportunity to post a surety bond twice the amount of the things value. If the other side doesn't post their bond, you get the thing in question immediately.

The upshot of the hearing, though, is at trial you need to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that it belongs to you, but at the hearing you have to prove that it's probable that the thing is yours, which is a higher standard than you need to prove at trial. This means if you win the hearing, your odds at trial go way up!

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