Results-Driven Attorney Fighting for Your Defense

Our client was charged with reckless driving after being accused of driving aggressively and at high speeds. After thoroughly reviewing the evidence, we identified weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, including a lack of clear proof of reckless intent. We successfully argued for dismissal, and the charge was dropped, protecting our client from fines, license points, and a criminal record.

Our client, an 18-year-old college student, was charged with attempted burglary after being mistakenly identified near the scene of an alleged break-in. Recognizing the serious consequences this could have on his future, we conducted a thorough investigation and presented evidence, including alibi witnesses and surveillance footage, proving his innocence. Due to these efforts, the prosecution dismissed the charges, protecting our client’s record and allowing him to continue his education without legal consequences.

Our client faced a probation violation for falling behind on cost of supervision payments. Understanding the financial hardship they were experiencing, we presented evidence of their good-faith efforts to pay and inability to meet the full amount due. After negotiating with the court, we successfully argued for dismissal of the violation, allowing our client to remain on probation without further penalties or incarceration.

Our client was pulled over for a minor traffic violation when officers conducted a warrantless search of their vehicle without consent or probable cause. During the search, law enforcement discovered a legally owned firearm, but our client was subsequently charged with illegal possession due to a prior record.

We filed a motion to suppress, arguing that the search violated our client’s Fourth Amendment rights. After reviewing the facts, the court ruled that the firearm was obtained illegally and could not be used as evidence. As a result, the state dropped all charges, preventing our client from facing a conviction and potential jail time.

Our client was charged with resisting an officer without violence after a misunderstanding during a routine police stop. Body camera footage and witness statements revealed that our client did not obstruct or interfere with law enforcement but was merely confused by conflicting commands.

We presented this evidence to the prosecution and filed a motion to dismiss, arguing that there was no lawful basis for the charge. After reviewing the case, the state dropped all charges, preventing our client from facing unnecessary penalties or a permanent criminal record.