Yes. The earlier you retain legal counsel, the sooner your rights can be protected and your defence strategy can begin.
Generally, no. You have the right to remain silent and should consult a criminal defence lawyer before answering questions.
Fees depend on the complexity of your case. We provide free consultations to discuss your matter and explain legal fees.
Yes. Depending on the evidence and circumstances, charges may be withdrawn, stayed, or resolved without a conviction.
A criminal conviction may impact employment, travel, immigration, education, and professional licensing opportunities.
Yes. Certain criminal offences can have serious immigration consequences for permanent residents and foreign nationals.
Yes. We defend clients facing impaired driving, refusal, over 80, dangerous driving and related offences.
Yes. We offer free confidential consultations to review your situation and discuss your legal options.
Every case differs. Some resolve quickly while others may take several months depending on complexity and court scheduling.
Bring any paperwork received from police or the court, including your release documents, disclosure, summons or appearance notice.
