Lacey Wiles is charged with multiple felony offenses including manslaughter, aggravated assault, aggravated criminal OUI, and driving to endanger based on incidents occurring on or about October 4, 2025 in Topsham, Sagadahoc County, Maine.
A chronological view of key events and filings in this matter.
Your defense attorney asked the court to have Kate Lambert, Esq. join as a second lawyer to help with your case. This means you will have more legal support during your manslaughter case.
A new attorney named Kathleen Lambert has been assigned to help you. You should contact her right away to talk about your case and let the court know if your address or financial situation changes.
The court has decided whether you qualify for a court-appointed lawyer based on your financial situation and case type. If you qualify, attorney Kate Lambert will be assigned to help you and you may need to update your financial information.
You have a hearing on May 6, 2026, at the West Bath Courthouse. It is important to attend because missing it could cause problems for your case.
You have been assigned a court-appointed attorney named Justin W Andrus. Please contact your attorney right away to discuss your case and keep the court updated if your address or financial situation changes.
You have an order that explains how you must follow certain rules while out on release. These rules include reporting to authorities, following a curfew, and possibly attending counseling.
The State of Maine fixed a mistake in the date listed in your case from October 4, 2026 to October 4, 2025. This change clarifies when the issue happened and does not affect any other details.
You have been officially charged with serious offenses including manslaughter and aggravated assault. This means the legal process is moving forward, and you will need to respond to these accusations.
You have been formally accused of serious crimes, including manslaughter and aggravated assault. There are specific rules about your bail and upcoming court dates that you need to follow closely.
The court has set a bail amount of $50,000 for your warrant. You must also follow specific rules like not using alcohol or drugs and not driving without a license.
Your bail options and conditions have been changed or clarified. You need to follow the new rules to stay in compliance while your case is ongoing.
You now have a lawyer named Jostin Andrus to help with your case. You may need to update your financial information and understand any related payment details.
