Delaware Criminal Defense Attorney

Representing Clients in Delaware, Marion and Central Ohio

Being accused of a crime is a serious matter which can have devastating consequences for you and your family. Depending on the nature of the alleged crime and the facts of your case, you may be facing jail time, a prison sentence, heavy fines, probation, court-ordered counseling at your expense, community service, and a future with a criminal record. Your job may be at stake, your personal relationships compromised, and your reputation in the community and your social groups lost or jeopardized. You will be thrown into the criminal justice system and forced to navigate. If you are in this position in Delaware, Central Ohio or anywhere in Ohio, it is crucial that you have a competent and dedicated Delaware criminal defense lawyer in your corner as early as possible. You will need someone you can trust to protect your rights, strategize an effective defense, and provide the guidance and counsel you need each step of the way.

Our firm offers a team of committed lawyers who understand the scary and confusing prospect of a criminal conviction. A Delaware criminal attorney at our firm will begin working on your case immediately, investigating the facts and evidence being used against you, working to build a strong defense, negotiating for reduced charges or a case dismissal where possible, and handling all of the legal aspects of your case. Our overriding goal is to provide you with the most effective legal service available which will achieve the best possible outcome for your case. A Delaware criminal lawyer at our firm will make every effort to minimize the adverse consequences of criminal charges, to help you avoid a conviction and keep you out of jail or prison.

We defend clients accused of all kinds of criminal charges, from DUI to drug crimes to attempted murder. Regardless of the charges, we urge you to contact our firm to arrange for a consultation with one of our attorneys about the specifics of your situation. We can review your case, advise you of your legal rights, and tell you how best to proceed.