Resourceful Criminal Defense Lawyers in Metro Portland
At the law firm of Oliveros & O'Brien, P.C., our attorneys advise and represent people who need fresh approaches to criminal defense problems. Our goal is to help you meet your goals: avoid conviction, minimize your exposure to punishment, and protect the professional and family relationships that might be threatened by a criminal prosecution. Contact us in Clackamas to learn more about our approach to client service in criminal cases.
Call 503-342-2334 to Discuss Your Problem With a Criminal Defense Lawyer
Most of our criminal defense practice involves problems concerning people with little or no prior experience with the criminal justice system on charges like DUI, DUII, domestic violence or drug charges. We will work to find solutions that will minimize the impact of an arrest or conviction upon their careers, their family relationships or their standing in local communities.
We therefore combine our courtroom skills with our experience as negotiators and problem solvers to match the right approach to the demands of your unique situation. It's not enough to plead a case out to a sentence of probation if you also lose your professional license. We craft our defense strategies to meet the demands of your case, whether it involves illegal drugs, a DUII or a charge of assault.
Our law firm also focuses on practice areas such as bankruptcy, personal injury and family law. This gives us a chance to attack criminal defense problems from a broad perspective. By showing a prosecutor or judge how financial or family stresses might have contributed to an episode of criminal behavior, we open the door for constructive solutions that look forward to your future rather than back at the offense for punishment.
For additional information about the scope of our criminal defense practice and our ability to find customized solutions to your problem with the law, contact a lawyer at Oliveros & O'Brien for a free consultation in Clackamas.
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