About Matthew
Matthew Goldin practices criminal law in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. He joined the State Bar of Wisconsin in 1997 and has based a diverse practice that encompasses DUI & DWI, household regulation, divorce, corporate law, estate planning, property law, visitors tickets, appeals, landlord-tenant problems, local government law. White-collar crime. His experience enables him to navigate complex legal matters effectively. Goldin earned his J.D. from the University of Baltimore in 1991 — Prior to that, he received a B.A.
in History from Northwestern University in 1986. His legal career began in 1990 as a clerk, observed by a role as an Assistant District Lawyer in 1992. He has since held various positions, including city lawyer and private practice attorney, showcasing his adaptability in diverse legal environments. Most of Goldin's work revolves around felony defense, where he's acknowledged as a trial expert. He handles a range of cases, from minor visitors violations to serious criminal accusations. His strategy involves thorough preparation and a commitment to understanding the nuances of each case.
Cases typically progress from preliminary consultations thru pre-trial motions, trials, and, when important, appeals. Before establishing his own practice, Goldin served as a city lawyer, where he gained valuable insight into municipal law and the workings of nearby government. This experience has enriched his knowing of legal processes and enhanced his capacity to represent clients effectively in various legal arenas. Goldin is actively involved within the legal network. He is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin and has served as the President of the Winnebago County Bar Association. His management roles have allowed him to make contributions to the improvement of legal requirements and practices in the region.
He remains dedicated to staying up to date on modifications in regulation and legal trends. In addition to his legal practice, Goldin is known for his commitment to client education. He believes that knowledgeable clients are higher equipped to make decisions about their legal issues. His practice is built on the principle of transparency, making sure that clients recognize their alternatives at each stage of the judicial process. Goldin's commitment to his clients and the community continues to shape his practice as he navigates the details of the law.
