Florida Criminal Defense Attorney
After an arrest, it’s hard to think about anything else. You may be worried about jail, your job, or what to tell your family. We’ll walk you through the charges, explain what happens next, and help you decide how to move forward.
- 45+ Years of Legal Experience
- Former Broward County Prosecutor
- 100+ Cases Tried
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Not sure where to start? Tell us what happened, ask your questions, and get a clearer understanding of your legal options.
Calling for Yourself or Someone You Love?
Maybe the arrest happened last night, or a family member just called from jail. Either way, you probably have more questions than answers: what the charge means, what happens at the first court date, and what your options are.
You don’t need to have it figured out before you call. We’ll review what happened and explain the process in plain language.
Criminal Charges We Handle
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Misdemeanors
A misdemeanor can still follow you on background checks and job applications. We’ll help you understand the possible consequences and the options in your case.
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Domestic Violence
A domestic violence accusation can affect your home and your time with your children before the case is even decided. We’ll explain the charge and the conditions of your release.
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Drug Charges
Drug charges range from possession to trafficking, and how police found the drugs often matters. We’ll review the search and explain your options.
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Serious Felonies
When a felony charge puts your freedom at risk, experience matters. We have handled serious criminal cases, including first-degree murder cases involving the death penalty, and we build each defense around the facts of your case.
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We Know How the State Builds a Case
Our firm is led by a former Broward County prosecutor, so we understand how prosecutors investigate, charge, and prepare a case for trial.
We use that perspective to examine the evidence against you, explain its strengths and weaknesses honestly, and prepare your defense, backed by more than 100 cases tried.
Talk With Us Before Your Next Court Date
The sooner you call, the more time we have to review your case and protect your options. Tell us what happened, and we’ll explain your next steps.
Call for a Free Consultation
Not sure where to start? Tell us what happened, ask your questions, and get a clearer understanding of your legal options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Call Now(954) 524-1127What kinds of cases do you handle?
We handle criminal defense, personal injury, and civil injunctions against domestic violence. Criminal cases include domestic violence, drug charges, theft, misdemeanors, and serious felonies. Injury cases include automobile accidents, slip-and-fall accidents, and incidents involving inadequate property security.
Is the consultation free?
Yes. You can discuss your situation with us and ask about your options during a free consultation. Call (954) 524-1127 to get started.
Can I call for someone in my family?
Yes. If someone you love has been arrested or injured, you can contact the office to ask how we may be able to help.
What should I have ready when I call?
Start with what happened and what you need help with. If you have court paperwork, an accident report, or letters from an insurance company, mention them when you call. The office can let you know what information is needed.
What does it cost to hire your firm?
On personal injury cases, you don’t pay unless we win. For criminal cases, the fees depend on the type of case, and we will explain them during your free consultation.
Where do you practice?
We represent clients throughout Florida and nationwide. Contact the office to ask about representation for your location and type of case.
Does contacting the office make you my lawyer?
No. Contacting the office or having a consultation does not, by itself, establish an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins after you and our firm agree to it.
Can I send details about my case through the website?
Keep your message brief and leave out confidential or sensitive information. The office can explain how to provide the information needed to discuss your case.