Criminal Defense
Even a minor criminal charge can have serious consequences. Convictions will appear on a background check for years, potentially preventing you from getting a job or even living where you want to live. Some charges that seem "minor" can cause you permanently to lose your right to vote, to own a firearm, or to receive student aid, and if you have children, a conviction could affect child custody. Even convictions for seemingly minor traffic offenses could cause you to lose your driver's license or your job.
Don't try to face charges alone. Contact us to schedule a consultation.