Don’t Speak to Anyone Before You Speak to a Lawyer
Any information given to any other person can be used in a summons to testify against you in the court of law. We’ve outlined the criminal defense process below but don’t hesitate to reach out to us immediately if you need legal representation.We’re ready to handle your criminal defense case including but not limited to the following case categories:
DWI / DUI
Domestic Violence
Misdemeanor
Sex Crimes
Drug Crimes
What You Should Know
Case Types We Handle
DWI / DUI
Domestic Violence
Misdemeanor
Sex Crimes
Drug Crimes
Your Rights (Miranda & more)
Right to remain silent; right to an attorney during questioning; right to a court-appointed attorney if you cannot afford one.
Typical Case Stages
Stop → Search → Arrest → Booking → Arraignment → Pre-trial → Trial → Appeal.
What to Do After Accident
1
Do not give statements
Politely assert your right to remain silent and request a lawyer.
2
Write down details
Time/place of stop, witnesses, officer names, and any video sources.
3
Contact us before arraignment
We advise on bail and early motions.
4
Collect paperwork
Summons, complaint, conditions of release, protective orders.
5
Appear at all hearings
We negotiate, file motions, or prepare for trial/appeal as needed.
When should you contact a criminal defense lawyer?
Immediately after a stop, arrest, or summons. Early counsel protects your rights, influences bail, preserves defenses, and guides you through each stage.
Call Now - Hablamos Español - (860) 231-9535
Call Now - Hablamos Español - (860) 231-9535
DUI / DWI Defense
BAC challenges, stop legality, and suppression strategies.
Domestic Violence Charges
No-contact orders, diversion options, and defense planning.
Drug Crimes
Possession, sale, intent; search & seizure defenses.
Sex Crime Allegations
Sensitive investigations, evidentiary motions, and expert work.
Misdemeanor Defense
Theft, disorderly conduct, trespass, and more.
Record Sealing & Appeals
Post-conviction relief and appellate options.
Important initial advice
Don’t talk about the case (in person or online). Don’t consent to searches without counsel. Keep every document and deadline.
The criminal process at a glance
From stop and search to arraignment, pre-trial, trial, and appeal, we explain options and build defense strategy at each step.
Record sealing & eligibility
Some records can be sealed/erased (e.g., pardons, juvenile records after waiting periods, dismissals/not-guilty). We assess your eligibility.
