How much does a criminal defense lawyer cost?
We quote flat fees upfront, in writing. Misdemeanor DUI defense typically runs $2,500–5,000; DUI with aggravating factors or felony exposure, $5,000–7,500. Other charges are quoted after we review your case — but always as one flat number covering the listed stages, never an open hourly meter.
Should I talk to the police if I have nothing to hide?
Talk to a lawyer first — every time. You can be polite, identify yourself, and still decline to answer questions until counsel is present. Innocent people talk themselves into charges every day. The call to us is free and confidential; the statement to police is neither.
You won cases like mine before. Does that mean you’ll win mine?
No, and no honest lawyer will tell you otherwise. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome — every case rests on its own facts, evidence, and judge. What experience buys you is judgment: knowing which defenses fit your facts and which fights are worth picking.
What happens to my driver’s license after a DUI arrest?
In Nevada you generally have only 7 days to request a DMV hearing before license revocation kicks in — separate from your criminal case entirely. It’s the most commonly missed deadline in DUI defense, and it’s the first thing we calendar when you hire us.
Can my record be sealed?
Often, yes. Nevada allows sealing of many convictions after a waiting period — typically 1–10 years depending on the offense — and dismissed charges can usually be sealed right away. We check your eligibility for free and quote a flat fee for the petition.
