At our criminal defense law firm, we offer a transparent, flat-rate retainer of $5,000, ensuring you know exactly what you’re paying upfront with our no hidden fee guarantee—every cost is covered, no surprises. We’re confident we provide the best value in the business, which is why we back it with a price-match guarantee: if you find a comparable service for less, we’ll match it. Our success or money-back guarantee further sets us apart—if we don’t achieve the agreed-upon outcome, you get your money back, because we’re committed to delivering results. We also offer flexible payment plans to suit your budget and proudly accept legal aid, making top-tier defense accessible to everyone. With this retainer, you’re not just getting a competitive price—you’re investing in the most dedicated, skilled representation available, designed to protect your rights and secure the best possible resolution for your case.

If you’ve been arrested, remain calm and exercise your right to remain silent. Politely decline to answer questions from law enforcement without your attorney present. Contact a criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible to ensure your rights are protected and to begin building your defense. Anything you say can be used against you, so it’s critical to have legal guidance from the start.

A criminal defense lawyer evaluates your case, explains your charges, and develops a strategy to achieve the best possible outcome—whether that’s a dismissal, reduced charges, or a strong defense at trial. They advocate for you, negotiate with prosecutors, and ensure your rights are upheld throughout the legal process, leveraging their expertise to navigate complex laws and procedures.

If you can’t afford a private attorney, you may qualify for a public defender, who is appointed by the court. However, public defenders often handle heavy caseloads, which can limit the time they spend on your case. Our firm offers flexible payment plans and initial consultations to explore affordable options tailored to your situation.

Not necessarily. Many criminal cases are resolved through plea negotiations or dismissed before trial due to insufficient evidence or legal issues. We’ll assess the strength of the prosecution’s case and advise you on whether negotiating a plea or fighting the charges in court is in your best interest.

The timeline depends on factors like the complexity of your charges, court schedules, and whether you go to trial. Misdemeanor cases might resolve in weeks or months, while felonies can take longer—sometimes a year or more. We work diligently to move your case forward while keeping you informed every step of the way.

A conviction can remain on your record indefinitely, affecting employment, housing, and more. However, depending on your case and state laws, we may be able to pursue expungement or sealing of your record after a certain period, especially if charges were dropped or you completed probation successfully.

Plea deals can reduce charges or penalties, but they’re not always the best option. We’ll analyze the evidence, the deal’s terms, and your goals to determine if accepting it outweighs the risks of trial. Our priority is ensuring you make an informed decision with your future in mind.

Being accused doesn’t mean you’ll be convicted. We’ll investigate the allegations, gather evidence, interview witnesses, and challenge the prosecution’s case to prove your innocence. Even if evidence seems stacked against you, we’ll work tirelessly to uncover the truth and protect your freedom.