SO WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO FOR ME ?
If you are like most people who find themselves suddenly, unexpectedly, accused of a crime, you are probably frightened, insecure, even angry, and, certainly, are at a loss as to what to do and where to turn for help.
I want to help. I want to sit down and share with you my 25, or more, years' experience as a practicing attorney. I probably can't solve all your problems -- many of which may not be legal -- but I am available, and willing, to try to safely lead you through the legal mine field that lies ahead of you and, hopefully, to a dismissal, or acquittal, or other successful conclusion to any criminal charges that you may face.
ONE THING YOU DON'T NEED IS TO BE PRESSURED
You may be under a lot of pressure at the moment -- from the police, or the district attorney, from your family, your friends, your boss. There may be a lot of pressure on you to "just roll-over", plead guilty to whatever they want you to plead to, just to relieve that pressure, get it over with, in the desperate hope that if you do so, it will all just go way.
The one thing you clearly don't need is more pressure -- especially from some lawyer. I understand that.
The decisions that you have to make about whether to get a lawyer and, if so, what kind and who, are among the most important decisions that you will make during the course of your case; maybe the most important decisions in your life.
You need to think it through carefully and make the very best decision that you can -- for you and for your family -- without being pressured.
One of the reasons that I have written this report is to see if I can help. I would like to share my experience with you. Talk to you about your rights, describe how the system works, how cases like yours are typically handled and answer your questions, deal with your concerns, without pressuring you -- free of charge!