Contact Mississauga Criminal Defence Lawyer

After being charged, stay calm, follow any release conditions, and avoid discussing the allegations with police or anyone else until you have legal advice. Keep all paperwork and make sure you know your next court date.

If you want clear next steps right away, contact me and I will review your situation confidentially.

Yes. I offer a free initial consultation for potential new clients. I use that time to review your paperwork, explain what happens next, and answer the questions you are dealing with right now.

Contact me to arrange a confidential consultation.

If your situation is urgent, call me. I usually take your call or return it within two hours. Calls after 9pm will be returned the next morning.

Bring any documents related to your charge, including paperwork from the police or court, and write down a short timeline of what happened and your key questions.

A confidential consultation is more effective when I can review these materials with you.

Fees depend on the charge, the complexity of the case, and how far the matter needs to go (for example, whether it resolves early or proceeds toward trial). Some matters can be handled on a flat fee and others may be billed hourly.

Speak with me and I will explain the fee structure for your case.

No. Exercising your right to legal representation is a smart and responsible decision. It shows that you are taking the matter seriously and want to protect your rights from the start.

If you want to talk through your situation confidentially, contact me.

Yes, but criminal law is complex and the consequences of a conviction can be severe. Most people benefit from professional legal representation to navigate the process effectively.

Speak with me if you want a candid discussion about the risks of self-representation and your options.

Legal Aid Ontario may cover legal fees for people who meet financial eligibility criteria. You must apply and provide documentation of your financial situation.

I do not accept Legal Aid files, but I can refer you to a qualified lawyer who does if that is the right path for you.

The legal system presumes innocence, and a strong defence can challenge weak or misleading evidence. It is important not to assume the outcome without exploring your options.

A confidential consultation with me can help you understand the evidence issues and possible defence strategies.

Courts often consider a clean record at sentencing, and first-time offenders may be eligible for diversion programs or non-custodial penalties depending on the charge and the facts.

Speak with me about how being a first-time offender may be considered in your case.