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If you or a loved one is facing criminal charges, it is perhaps the most stressful time for anybody and everybody. Although we have been deluged with the fiction of television and movie dramas, the reality is much different, and it is difficult to know what to do and where to turn. Oftentimes, it is difficult to know whether the lawyer you are thinking of hiring is on your side, and that is one extra worry that you should not have to deal with. We're here to help you.
At The Law Offices of Anthony Boskovich, we have the expertise in criminal defense to handle your case from the first appearance through trial. In many instances, we take over cases for other attorneys during a representation that isn't going well, or after trial for criminal appellate work.
Tony Boskovich heads up our criminal defense trial group. Tony will discuss with you realistically how the process will work, what you can expect, and how to proceed. We make you a partner in your representation. You will be well informed, and we make every effort to help you mount a successful defense. The reality is that criminal defense can take a myriad of paths, and we can develop a strategy that will work for you while not sacrificing your representation.
If you or a loved one have been arrested and/or charged with a crime, please review our frequently asked questions for criminal cases. We have attempted to provide some general terms and information to help you begin to navigate the process of criminal defense, and put your mind at ease.
When you retain The Law Offices of Anthony Boskovich to defend your criminal matter, we will tailor your defense to fit your needs; protecting your liberty and reputation, and helping you make the best decisions to help yourself.
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