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Toner Law OfficeCriminal defense · Peoria Call Hugh: 309-671-4844
Criminal defense attorney · Peoria, Illinois

In serious trouble? Call Hugh.

Hugh F. Toner III is in his thirty-second year as a lawyer and is a former First Assistant State's Attorney. From speeding to murder, there's very little he hasn't faced.

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32 yearsPracticing law
FormerFirst Assistant State's Attorney
State & FederalLicensed in both courts
24/7Free initial consultation
Practice areas

What are you facing?

Extensive experience in virtually all areas of federal and state criminal law. Choose the closest match to see what happens next.

Pick a charge aboveEvery situation is different. The first step is always a free, straightforward conversation.
Hugh F. Toner, III

Straightforward, common-sense advice.

Hugh has a true passion for law, and it shows in the way he represents his clients. He prides himself on serving the particular needs of each one, and on being available whenever they need him.

When you are in serious trouble with the law, don't face it alone.

"Acquittal is more than just luck."
Leading Lawyers: recommended by peers

Recognized by Leading Lawyers, recommended by peers.

Payment plans availableAll major credit cards accepted. Reasonable fees, because the best defense should be available to everyone.
Where Hugh practices

Representing clients across Central Illinois.

Peoria CountyTazewell CountyWoodford CountyKnox CountyFulton CountyMarshall CountyStark CountyPeoriaPeoria HeightsEast PeoriaPekinMortonWashingtonChillicotheMetamoraBartonvilleCantonGalesburgPontiac
Free initial consultation

Let's talk. Today.

Call any time, or leave your number and the best time to reach you. Hugh will call you back.

309-671-4844

1216 SW Adams Street, Peoria, IL 61602 · Fax 309-672-5819

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