If you have been contacted by an investigator regarding a criminal investigation, or if you have been arrested and not charged, you should take advantage of our offer of a free private meeting with our skilled criminal defense attorney, so you can promptly discuss your legal rights and your options. You are under no obligation to retain our services.
In many cases, our board certified criminal trial lawyer can meet with the prosecutor and/or government investigators, present our own findings and try to prevent charges from being filed; before the authorities obtain a warrant for your arrest and make an embarrassing visit to your home or workplace.
Advice From Our Aggressive Florida Criminal Investigation Attorney Anthony G. Ryan
Just because you have been arrested does not mean you have been charged or convicted. Our Sarasota criminal trial attorney Anthony G. Ryan will protect you by upholding your constitutional right to the presumption of innocence.
The legal team at the Law Offices of Anthony G. Ryan, P.A. will conduct a thorough investigation prior to your arraignment and present our findings to the state attorney. This may lead to a reduction or dismissal of charges against you.
If your charges are pending, but you have not yet been arrested, our law firm will arrange for a more discreet surrender to the authorities and pursue a reasonable bond or a release on recognizance (ROR).
It is always best to be proactive when investigators visit you or charges are pending, but even if you have already been charged, criminal defense attorney Anthony G. Ryan will work diligently to protect your legal rights. Our Florida criminal investigation attorney will fight to have your charges dismissed or your consequences minimized.
Contact us to schedule your free legal initial consultation with our Sarasota pre-arrest investigation attorney.
We accept evening, weekend and off-site appointments, and provide Spanish speaking services, upon request.
Our criminal defense firm has extensive experience resolving juvenile crimes cases.
