Criminal Defense Lawyer
Everyone has the right to a strong legal defense. Whether the charges are a DUI, a felony, or a misdemeanor, it is always wise to fight them by hiring a lawyer. Our lawyers have extensive experience representing clients charged with misdemeanor and felony crimes in north Georgia.
As us about using the First Offender Act to help you avoid a criminal conviction record and dangerous incarceration.
Our lawyers are qualified to represent clients in local Magistrate courts, State Superior, Appellate and Federal courts in Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, and Washington, D.C.
If you have been charged with a crime, or are under investigation, you should contact us to arrange a consultation with a criminal defense lawyer. During your consultation we can answer your questions, explain your situation and discuss possible outcomes. Our lawyers can walk you through the criminal justice process, providing clear and informed information that enables you to make educated decisions. From fighting for dismissal of charges to negotiating a plea or defending you in a jury trial, we will aggressively protect your rights.
Criminal Defense for Misdemeanor and Felony Charges
- DUIandBUI: Including driving or boating under the influence of alcohol, drugs, narcotics, or controlled substance.
- Drug Charges: Including drug or marijuana possession, trafficking, manufacturing, intent to distribute and more.
- Violent Crimes: Including Rape, murder, kidnapping, armed robbery, assault, battery and similar offenses.
- Sex Crimes: Those convicted are labeled as sex offenders and are put on state and federal registries.
- Crimes Against Children: This can include physical, mental or sexual abuse or exploitation of a minor.
- Assault & Battery: including misdemeanor and felony charges for simple or aggravated assault or battery.
- Burglary, Theft & Trespassing: including simple misdemeanor charges to serious felony charges.
- White Collar Crimes: Including fraud, embezzlement, bribery, extortion and more
- Cybercrimes: These federal charges often involve taking advantage of the victim, either in person or online.
- Probation or Parole Violation: Violating any terms of your release on probation or parole.
- Other Charges: From disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, to major felonies we can help you