• Drug Possession or Trafficking Charges: Clients facing charges for possessing, selling, or distributing illegal substances, such as marijuana, cocaine, or prescription drugs.

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• Protective Orders: This may include temporary restraining orders and longer-term protective measures, ensuring the safety and well-being of those affected by abusive behavior. When a protective order is issued, it often includes restrictions that may prohibit the respondent from possessing firearms, or living in a residence. The impact of a protective order against a respondent can be significant. 

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• DUI/DWI: Individuals charged with driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) due to alcohol or drug impairment.

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• Assault and Battery: Clients accused of causing physical harm or using force against another person, including domestic violence cases.

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• Theft and Burglary: Defendants facing charges related to theft, shoplifting, burglary, or robbery.

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• Fraud and White-Collar Crime: Clients accused of financial crimes like embezzlement, identity theft, tax evasion, or securities fraud.

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• Sexual Offenses: Individuals charged with sexual offenses, such as sexual assault, statutory rape, indecent exposure, or possession of child pornography.

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• Homicide and Manslaughter: Clients facing charges of murder, manslaughter, or other unlawful killings.

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• Weapons Charges: Defendants accused of illegal possession, use, or trafficking of firearms or other weapons.

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• Probation Violation: Clients accused of violating the terms of their probation, such as failing drug tests, missing appointments, or committing new crimes.

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• Juvenile Crimes: Minors charged with criminal offenses, ranging from vandalism and truancy to more serious crimes like assault or theft.

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• Domestic Violence: Individuals accused of committing acts of violence or threats against family members or intimate partners.

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• Public Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct: Clients charged with offenses related to public behavior, such as drunkenness, causing a disturbance, or resisting arrest.

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• Traffic Violations: Drivers facing charges for offenses like reckless driving, speeding, hit-and-run accidents, or driving with a suspended license.

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• Vandalism and Property Damage: Clients accused of intentionally damaging property, graffiti, or other acts of vandalism.

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• Cybercrime: Individuals facing charges related to online criminal activities, such as hacking, identity theft, or cyberstalking.

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• Harassment and Stalking: Clients accused of repeatedly harassing or stalking another person, which can include physical or electronic communication.

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• Bail and Bond Hearings: Clients seeking representation to secure bail or challenge the conditions of pre-trial release.

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• Expungement and Record Sealing: Clients seeking to have their criminal records expunged or sealed to improve future employment or housing opportunities.

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