Florida Criminal Defense
Aggressive misdemeanor and felony defense throughout Florida
Criminal convictions in Florida can carry stiff and life-altering penalties. If you face felony or misdemeanor charges, it is essential that you retain skilled and experienced criminal defense legal advice as quickly as possible.
The attorneys in the Chane & Eble, P.A. criminal defense law firm in Pasco County know Florida criminal laws and have a combined total of more than 45 years of experience zealously fighting for client rights and defending them in criminal cases.
Crimes in Florida require a strong criminal defense
Conviction of a criminal misdemeanor or felony in Florida can have far-reaching implications, including lost—
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Changes to your immigration status, including deportation, can also result.
Navigating criminal courts and criminal law
Criminal defense attorneys Laurie R. Chane and William K. Eble, Sr. understand the stress that people undergo when interacting with criminal laws in the Florida criminal justice system. They, and our criminal defense law firm staff, will collaborate with you at every step of the process to make sure you understand your rights and options in the system. Presenting the strongest defense possible for the accused is always our goal.
Extensive experience, aggressive criminal defense
In Pasco County and West Central Florida, Chane & Eble, P.A. criminal defense lawyers have successfully represented accused adults and juveniles in both felony and misdemeanor cases. These cases include:
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Located in Pasco County, criminal defense lawyers Laurie R. Chane and William K. Eble, Sr. have repeatedly proven their ability to present an aggressive and winning criminal defense. They have also proven that an early investigation and full presentation of the facts and circumstances to the prosecutor can result in reduced or even dismissed charges.
Criminal cases need immediate legal attention
Criminal defense cases are very time-sensitive. If you have been or expect to be charged, you need to consult a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. If you are charged with a DUI, you only have ten days to demand a formal or informal administrative review hearing to contest the minimum administrative suspension of your driver’s license (minimum six-month suspension for a .08 breath test, and a minimum one-year suspension if you refused the breath test).
Call Chane & Eble, P.A. criminal defense attorneys today
If you face misdemeanor or felony criminal charges, contact our Pasco County criminal defense law firm today. Our criminal defense lawyers, serving clients throughout Florida, have the experience to provide you aggressive, knowledgeable legal advice. Contact us online or call us today at (352) 458-4971. Initial consultations for criminal and traffic charges are free.
