I am a former prosecutor who has handled thousands of cases.  I have appeared in front of numerous judges and understand the system from both sides of the aisle.  You are going to want someone you trust in this process so you can navigate the best possible outcome for your case.  Let me help you find that route that allows you to continue on with life.  

When I was ten, my family of seven set out from Colorado to see various places along the east coast.  There was no GPS back then and my dad entrusted me with the map. During that trip I would study the map at nearly every mile marker and route out a plan.  I learned the map key for the type of roads and their speed limits, typical rush hour times, found mileages, gas stations and more. As the miles rolled on my dad would lean over and ask about options as an accident was seen, or a pit stop was needed.  I was quickly able to give him options and he decided which way to go.  As we concluded the trip he thanked me for getting us to our destination.

Upon becoming a defense attorney, friends, family or other acquaintances seemed to come out of nowhere to ask me about my profession.  They tersely asked, "How is it that you can defend someone who is guilty?"  My responses have varied only slightly over the years, but they always revolve around one main issue- NAVIGATION.  I was a deputy district attorney for many years and was able to handle thousands of criminal cases, which varied widely and the people who were charged came from all walks of life.  But, as I met with these people they always had questions about the judicial process.  I found that it did not matter whether you were pulled over for a speeding ticket or charged with first degree murder, every person did not know exactly what was going to happen next or what they should do.  They needed something similar to what my dad needed, a navigator.  Whether that is preserving innocence or providing mitigation due to an uncharacteristic mistake, I am here to help guide you through the process and make sure you are not taken advantage of.