Cincinnati, Ohio, Criminal Charges Defense Attorneys
Raymond T. Faller Co., LPA
The attorneys at Raymond T. Faller Co., LPA focus on helping people charged with criminal offenses in Cincinnati and throughout Hamilton, Butler, Warren and Clermont Counties. We also assist individuals charged with federal crimes in the Southern District of Ohio, including:
Believe it or not, there are defenses to drunk driving. We will help you investigate and evaluate your case to identify them. It is a mistake to try to defend yourself in an OVI case. OVI convictions carry mandatory jail, fines and license suspension. They can never be expunged from your record.
When a driving accident results in an injury or fatality, the drunk driver is usually charged with a crime ranging from vehicular assault to aggravated vehicular homicide. If the person charged has consumed alcohol, the person will always be facing felony charges. you need someone with our experience to evaluate your case and effectively defend you.
Domestic violence charges often arise out of family arguments that get out of control. Someone calls the police. Someone gets arrested. There are lifetime consequences of a domestic violence conviction; loss of employment, loss of the ability to carry a firearm, etc. Also, certain domestic violence convictions can NEVER be expunged.
Assault charges can be filed even when there are no physical injuries but mere threats of physical harm. The circumstances surrounding what happened are very important in defending your case. We conduct an investigation to understand what happened and to explore possible defenses you might assert.
We defend clients facing drug charges in state and federal court. These often carry mandatory minimum prison sentences and license repossession. We can help you understand what the potential consequences may be. Hamilton County has a drug court diversion program for certain possessory drug offenses. If you qualify, you might avoid a felony conviction. We can advise you on how you may be eligible for this program.
These charges are based on sexual conduct or sexual contact. As a result of a sexual offense conviction, you could have to register as a sex offender for 15 years to life. DO NOT BE AFRAID to ask for help. You need an experienced attorney to be on your side to protect your reputation and your rights.
Our experience has shown that college students are often arrested for drug possession, rape or other sex crimes, under age drinking, possession of fade I.D. cards, and other crimes face a number of legal and financial issues that could impact their status as a student, criminal record, and future career. Conviction of some drug crimes can even prevent a student from obtaining Federal financial aid. Our attorneys defend and assert the rights of students charged with misdemeanor and felony crimes, exploring alternatives to expulsion, jail, a criminal record, and expensive fines.
Our office represents people charged with embezzlement, accounting fraud, money laundering, bribery, tax evasion, and other forms of white collar crime. You need an attorney even while the case is in the investigation stage. If you have already been charged, you need an attorney to represent you NOW.
If you are charged with robbery, theft, burglary or other related property crimes we can help evaluate the strength of the prosecution’s case against you. Some courts operate a diversion program for people charged with crimes such as shoplifting, vandalism, and some theft charges. This may help you avoid the consequences of having a criminal record. We can advise you on how you may be eligible.
You need an experienced attorney to represent you if you are charged with murder or manslaughter. If charged, you face long term prison sentences. We have handled numerous homicide cases, including vehicular ones. We will evaluate the evidence used to build the prosecution’s case and then formulate your best defense.
Federal prosecutions often involve allegations of conspiracy with regard to mail or wire fraud, obstruction or distribution of drugs. These cases are very complex and carry significant penalties. It is nearly impossible to navigate the federal court system without an CONTACT US now.
In today's tough economy, everyone is fighting for jobs. Expungement provides an opportunity for certain first time offenders to seal the record of a criminal conviction from his or her criminal history. There are also procedures to seal the record of an arrest that was dismissed and did not result in a criminal conviction. Learn how we can help you with an expungement or an application to seal the record of an arrest.
If you are a first-time offender arrested for a non-violent offense, the court may dismiss the charges against you in exchange for your participation in a diversion program. Our attorneys can help convince the court to assign you to a diversion program.
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