Criminal Defense

Breath test errors, improper stops, and rising-BAC defenses are all on the table. Most first-time DWIs do not end in jail.

Protective orders move fast. So do no-contact provisions. Call before you go home — not after.

Search and seizure is where these cases are won. We challenge the stop, the search, and the lab work.

Restitution and diversion often resolve these without conviction. Timing matters.

A probation violation does not have to mean prison. But what you do in the first week determines that.

From state jail felonies to first-degree charges — the tier of offense determines everything about how we defend you.

Misdemeanors can follow you on background checks. Even a small charge deserves a real defense.

Juvenile court is not a junior version of adult court. The goal, the process, and the options are different.

When the State is seeking the maximum. Capital cases, murder, and violent felonies require trial experience — not a plea factory.

Deferred adjudication, diversion programs, and keeping your record clean.