FAQ

A criminal defense attorney’s role is to protect your rights even if you plan to plead guilty. The prosecution’s role is to punish you to the full extent of the law. Our criminal defense experience can lighten the sentence and potentially minimize or eliminate the criminal charges.

No. You should speak to your attorney as soon as possible.

If you refuse a breath, blood or urine test, your drivers’ license will be automatically suspended. If your license is suspended or revoked, we can seek a temporary driving permit or reinstatement.

Yes, you can lose your driver’s license for a DUI.

The first and second are considered misdemeanors. The third DUI is a felony.

Drug paraphernalia is a term used to describe any equipment, product or accessory that is intended or modified for making, using, or concealing drugs. 

Yes, you can go to jail for drug possession.

Costs associated with criminal defense depends on many factors such as the severity of the charge and experience of the attorney. Misdemeanors are typically less expensive than felonies because felonies tend to require more work because of the severity of the charge. More experienced attorneys often charge more than less experienced ones.