David L. Joley

Get your life back

Are you tired of looking over your shoulder and wondering?  Are you ready to do what you need to do to get your life back?

The Joley Law Firm PC is the experienced law firm to help you not only protect your rights, but help you get your life back. 

Whether you want to put your life on track with a valid driver’s license, want to protect your rights because you are charged with a crime or a protective order, or want to protect your family, the Joley Law Firm is here to help you get your life where it is meant to be.

Dave Joley is a Fort Wayne native, graduating from Bishop Dwenger High School in 1996.  He is admitted to practice law in front of the United States’ Supreme Court, the Federal Districts of Northern and Southern Indiana, as well as the State of Indiana.  His practice areas include with a concentration in Criminal Defense, with a specialization in drivers license issues.        

Mr. Joley has been a member of the National College for DUI Defense, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, NORML, as well as a member of the American, Indiana, and Allen County Bar Associations.  He obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and graduated from the University of Dayton, School of Law.

He is qualified in the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, has attended the National Forensic College in New York, and has completed the trial advocacy training at the Trial Practice Institute sponsored by the Indiana Public Defender Council.  Dave is also a two time attendee at the Summer Session for the National College of DUI Defense in Cambridge Massachusetts.  The Joley Law Firm is the answer to

He has been an advocate in various northern Indiana trial courts, including Allen County, Adams County, Noble County, Delaware County, Steuben County, Kosiusko , Lagrange County, Marion County, Montgomery County, Monroe County, Tippecanoe County, and Wells County.   He has also advocated for clients in front of the United States Supreme Court, the Indiana Court of Appeals, and the Indiana Supreme Court, as well as administrative hearings before the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. He had the opportunity to argue before the Indiana Supreme Court about whether an officer on a routine traffic stop can question a person about the presence of drugs in State of Indiana v. Raymond Washington, https://mycourts.in.gov/arguments/default.aspx?view=detail&id=756 , and has had other published opinions before the Indiana Court of Appeals, including concerning the Bureau of Motor Vehicle’s right to suspend a person’s license after a long delay in occurrences.