FAQ

  • Criminal Law – including all felony offenses and “Three Strikes” issues
  • Murder – including serial murder charges and death penalty cases
  • Sex Offenses – including child pornography, child molestation, rape, statutory rape and sexual assault
  • Gang Crimes – including “Gang Injunctions” and all violent crimes
  • Weapons Charges – firearms, knives, and other weapons
  • Drug Crimes – possession, sale, trafficking and more
  • Domestic Violence – including, spousal abuse, child abuse, spousal rape, and terrorist threats
  • White Collar Crime – including fraud, embezzlement, money laundering and the counterfeiting of consumer products

1. Arrest and Arraignment

2. Pre-Trial (Misdemeanor) or Preliminary Hearing (Felony)

3. Pre-Trial Motions and Hearings (Both Misdemeanor and Felony)

4. Trial

5. Sentencing (if guilty)

With immense experience and profound insights Antonio offers skills and success in the representation of serious, high-profile, felony cases. With unique strategies and courtroom tactics he’s received favorable evaluations from judges and legal peers. 

Absolutely. In fact, it’s especially important to get a lawyer if you’re on probation and accused of a crime. A lawyer can help you navigate the legal process and fight the accusation. Here’s why:

  • Protecting your rights: An attorney will ensure your rights are upheld throughout the case.

  • Understanding probation violation: The lawyer can explain how the new accusation might impact your probation and potential consequences.

  • Defense strategy: They will work on a defense strategy to fight the new charges.

  • Possible leniency: The lawyer can argue for leniency in court considering your probationary status.

  • Negotiation: They may negotiate with prosecutors for a plea bargain to minimize any additional penalties.

Yes, a lawyer can still absolutely help you even if you have a previous criminal record. In fact, having an experienced lawyer on your side can be especially beneficial in such situations. Here’s why:

  • Understanding the impact: A lawyer can advise you on how your past record might affect your current situation and potential legal options.

  • Expungement possibility: They can explore if you’re eligible to have your record expunged or sealed, which can significantly improve your legal standing.

  • Mitigation strategy: The lawyer can develop a legal strategy to mitigate the impact of your past record on the current case. This might involve highlighting rehabilitation efforts or focusing on the specifics of the current situation.

  • Level playing field: An attorney can help ensure you have a fair chance in the legal system, even with a past record.

  • Knowing your rights: Just like with anyone facing legal issues, a lawyer will ensure you understand your rights and navigate the legal process effectively.