Leeth & Gaglione

How much or how little "experience" matters depends on what's at stake. When it's a legal matter where the outcome could cost you your personal freedom, your rights as a parent or your financial security - it means a lot. In fact, it means everything.

At the Stroudsburg law offices of Leeth and Gaglione, we put more than 40 years of combined experience on the side of clients who are facing problems that involve criminal law, family law or civil litigation.Much of this experience has been earned in the courtroom, in actual trials where outcomes are everything.

Donald M. Leeth is a sole practitioner in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. He has served the Stroudsburg community as a Public Defender, Assistant District Attorney, Domestic Relations Support Advocate and as counsel for the Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department. Donald M. Leeth received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Oklahoma State University in 1995.

Aggressively defending your rights. Making the state meet its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. Holding overzealous law enforcement officers and prosecutors accountable for sidestepping the Constitution's guarantee of due process. Keeping you out of jail. Protecting your future.

Traffic violations of every type, including citations for speeding, reckless driving, driving after suspension or revocation, driving without insurance, fleeing the scene of an accident, CDL violations, out-of-state driver citations and more.Misdemeanor and felony DUI/DWI charges, including related offenses such as vehicular assault or vehicular homicide, and PennDOT driver's license suspension and revocation actions.

Although the goal of Pennsylvania's juvenile justice system is rehabilitation rather than punishment, it is a mistake for any parent or juvenile to assume that this guarantees an easier, "kid gloves" approach. At the law offices of Leeth and Gaglione, our first priority in defending juveniles accused of criminal acts is to keep those cases in the juvenile system where they belong.

Possession of illegal controlled substances such as marijuana, heroin, cocaine/crack, methamphetamines, designer drugs such as Ecstasy or prohibited types of bath salts, or prescription pharmaceutical drugs such as OxyContin or Vicodin. A conviction on drug charges can be especially harsh due to mandatory sentencing requirements, federal student loan rules and the potential impact it can have on your future employment prospects.