“I cannot thank Travis Kane enough” – those are the words every defense lawyer hopes to earn. In February 10, 2026, Kyle shared his experience with Kane Law, and his story shows what committed criminal defense can mean for a person rebuilding a life.

“Travis Kane was extremely helpful and was a true blessing! He is a great lawyer. He is very professional. He represented me at court, and I was attending by Zoom. I live out of state currently, and Travis Kane made that very easy for me, thank goodness! Thanks to his hard work and dedication, I had a great result in court. I cannot thank Travis Kane enough! If you are in need of a lawyer, this is your guy!"

- Kyle

A Past Mistake, A New Direction

Kyle faced a drug indictment from several years ago, during the time he struggled with addiction. Since then, he had worked hard, completed treatment on his own, stayed clean for years, earned an education, and built a solid job and life in another state.

But that old case still sat on the court’s docket, unresolved, with an active warrant for his arrest. Traveling back to face it could have put him at serious risk of going to jail while the case moved through the system.

Clearing the Way to Be Heard

Kane Law first focused on the warrant, because Kyle needed a chance to appear in court without the threat of immediate custody. By addressing the warrant, Travis cleared the path for Kyle to deal with the charge without sitting in jail.

Because Kyle now lived out of state, Travis then asked the court to let him appear by video instead of in person. The judge agreed, so Kyle could attend hearings via Zoom and stay with his job, treatment, and support system while the case remained pending.

A Resolution Focused on Treatment, Not Jail

With the warrant lifted and video appearances in place, Kane Law turned to how the case might resolve. Travis presented Kyle’s progress to the court and secured a path that focused on treatment instead of a jail term.

Kyle entered a program that allowed him to continue drug treatment instead of serving time. If he completes that program, he may have the opportunity to see his case dismissed and avoid a felony conviction on his record. Today, he is thriving in treatment, and this case did not derail the new life he worked so hard to build.

If you face a criminal charge and want a defense that treats you like a person, not a file number, call Kane Law at (937) 887-4700 or contact us online for a consultation.