FAQs

Absolutely not. You should only speak with a criminal defense attorney about active or pending criminal charges. The prosecutor is the attorney against you. Anything you say to the police or the prosecutor can and will be held against you in a court of law.

It depends on the facts of your case. Generally, for a DUI for example, we will file a notice of appearance on your behalf and should typically receive a police report prior to the first pretrial conference. It takes time to collect and review evidence and interview all of the witnesses in a criminal case. We will keep you informed along the way. Typically, we can make a strategic recommendation on a DUI case within about three months into the case. However, all cases are different.

No. I am licensed to practice law in Arizona. If you have a case from out of state, contact an attorney who is licensed in that state. You may find a lawyer by going to the state bar website for that state and conducting an attorney search.

No. This is a criminal defense law firm. We take active or pending criminal cases and also provide post-conviction relief services such as set aside a conviction or civil rights restoration. We do not practice civil litigation such as suing a police agency for alleged violation of a person's civil rights. If you seek that kind of representation, go to the state bar of Arizona website and conduct an attorney search for a civil rights lawyer.