Experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys
If you’ve been charged with a crime, you need a knowledgeable criminal defense team by your side. Criminal convictions can carry serious consequences, sometimes permanently. We offer competitive flat-rate pricing for all trial court matters so you don’t pay extra to secure your rights.
We frequently take cases to trial, serving all of North Central Washington – Okanogan, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Ferry Counties and beyond.
How We Can Help:
• DUI / Physical Control
• Hit & Run
• Vehicular Injury/Death
• Harassment
• Driving Suspended
• Cybercrimes
• Stalking
• Fish & Wildlife
• Burglary & Trespass
• Minor In Possession (MIP)
• Assault
• Theft
• Drugs / VUCSA
• Probation Violations
• Protection Order Violations
Felony Criminal Defense
We understand the stakes and the complexities of felony cases, and we’re committed to protecting your rights at every stage of the legal process. We provide aggressive and experienced defense for clients accused of serious crimes, including Drug and VUCSA offenses, assault, burglary, fraud, and more.
Misdemeanor Defense
Misdemeanor charges like DUI, Assault, or Theft can have a major impact on your future. We work tirelessly to protect your rights, reputation, and freedom. Our team thoroughly investigates the details and challenges the State's case, including by jury trial. If negotiation with prosecutors is necessary, we leverage experience and results to achieve the best possible outcome. Don’t let a misdemeanor disrupt your life - trust an experienced attorney to stand by your side. Contact us to start building your defense.
Criminal Appeals
We understand that a conviction isn’t always the end of the road - sometimes it is merely the beginning. We meticulously analyze trial records; identify legal errors; and craft compelling arguments to present before higher courts. Whether you're seeking to overturn a conviction, correct a sentencing error, or ensure a new, fair trial, our team will help you navigate this complex process with the expertise and determination needed to challenge unjust outcomes. Appeals usually must be filed with 30 days of the adverse decision - call us today to discuss your options and take the first step toward justice.