Criminal Defense/State and Federal Crimes

Defending the Rights of Our Clients

Facing criminal charges is a frightening and overwhelming experience. At Cardenas, Singer & Associates, our Florida criminal defense and DUI lawyers truly understand their clients and the law with State and Federal charges or crimes. Our defense practice focuses on protecting the rights of our clients throughout the legal process. We have more than four decades of combined experience and extensive knowledge of criminal law in Florida, and throughout the United States.

Representing Your Rights & Best Interests

If you are arrested and charged with a crime, the very first thing you should do is contact a criminal defense lawyer. You have rights and your attorney can make sure they are protected, both when you are questioned by the police and in all phases throughout criminal process.

We offer representation to clients facing criminal charges that include:

• Suspended license
• DUI
• Grand theft
• Drug possession and trafficking
• State and federal fraud charges
• Interstate offenses
• Sexual offenses
• Armed robbery
• And other felonies and misdemeanors

The penalties for conviction on a criminal charge vary widely depending on the specific circumstances. Punishments may include fines, loss of driving privileges, installation of an ignition interlock device on your vehicle, probation, or even jail and prison sentences. Certain types of criminal convictions have lasting consequence on your life, such as the loss of your right to vote, the right to serve on a jury, own a firearm, or being listed on the registry of sex offenders. It is important to have an experienced attorney on your side to guide you.

Building a Solid Defense Strategy

Our Florida criminal defense attorneys listen to your side of the story, take the time to investigate the circumstances of your case, and work with you to determine the most effective defense strategy for your situation. We carefully prepare your defense and fight for you every step of the way. You will be updated regularly and kept informed about the status of your case throughout the entire process.