Overview
A criminal charge can affect every part of your life, and in some cases can intersect with a family or CPS matter. We provide defense representation built on early, thorough preparation.
Common situations
- •Initial charges or arrest
- •Investigation prior to charges being filed
- •Charges connected to allegations also raised in a CPS matter
- •Trial preparation
- •Post-conviction matters
How we approach the matter
We review the full record and investigate independently where appropriate.
We prepare every matter as though it may proceed to trial.
We coordinate closely where a criminal matter intersects with a family or dependency case.
What clients should know
- •We do not promise or guarantee a particular result, including dismissal or acquittal.
- •Every criminal matter is evaluated on its own facts.
Frequently asked questions
Exercise your right to remain silent, avoid discussing the allegations with anyone other than your attorney, and seek legal representation as early as possible in the process.
A pending criminal matter can intersect with a Child Protective Services / Children and Youth Services case, particularly where the same allegations are involved. Coordinating strategy across both matters is often important. The specifics depend on your situation.
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This page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Reading this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. The law can vary by jurisdiction and by the facts of your situation. Consult an attorney for guidance specific to your matter.