When you or a loved one have been charged with a federal office, it’s important to have an experienced criminal defense lawyer by your side. At the Law Offices of John D. Kirby, we have the experience necessary to represent those in the San Diego, CA. Look for a lawyer that specializes in the charges you’re facing.
During a consultation, you can ask about our experience, the legal process ahead, and possible penalties you may face if convicted. Our legal team is honest and works diligently to build a strong defense for our clients. We are also straightforward and will keep you informed on any updates on your case. We can help you know your rights. If you’re received a target letter from a federal prosecutor that you are being charged with a federal crime, you have the right to legal counsel. Our top priority as a top criminal defense attorney is to ensure that our clients understand their rights throughout the entire criminal process.
Never wait to hire legal help
Do not wait to hire a lawyer. It’s never too early to hire legal counsel as it can be months or even years before your case goes to court. The earlier we get your case, the more time we have to investigate and to build a strong defense for you. This increases your chances of winning your case. Also, don’t be afraid to ask us questions. We want you to understand every step of the way, so you can feel confident in our legal representation.
Call to Schedule a Free Consultation With a Criminal Defense Lawyer Today
If you or a loved one are charged with a federal crime, call to schedule a free consultation with a criminal defense attorney. The experienced legal professionals at the Law Offices of John D. Kirby will investigate the facts of your case and give you an effective and strong defense that will help you get your charges dismissed or reduced. Just because you’re facing federal charges doesn’t mean that your case is hopeless. Allow us to represent you! To schedule a consultation, call our legal team at 619-557-0100. We look forward to hearing from you.
