We know and practice criminal law
ASSAULT
Assaults can be on a stranger, domestic violence, or sexual assault. We defend people charged with every type of assault charge.
Sexual Assault
Sexual offences, including touching, sexual exploitation, prostitution, sexual interference, and pornography. We defend all sexual assault charges.
Impaired Driving
Impaired driving (DUI) charges can change your life forever. We defend drunk driving charges, including impaired driving causing bodily harm and death.
Drug Charges
This includes possession of illegal and prohibited drugs and substances or trafficking drugs. We have significant experience dealing with these charges.
Murder & Manslaughter
Our experienced team has run numerous murder and manslaughter trials, with and without a jury, and can defend you from these serious charges.
How to start
- Contact Us
Contact our team at Advocate Law for a free consultation. - Your Case is Reviewed
We consider all possibilities to build the best defence for you. - We Fight For You
Our team is dedicated to helping you beat your charges
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Frequently Asked Questions
I’ve been charged with a criminal offence. Now what?
If you haven’t secured legal representation, you should do so immediately. Advocate Law will help you review the paperwork provided by the police, educate you on the court process, and appear in court on your behalf.
It is also important to start planning what the legal process will look like for your case:
- You are arrested
- Bail Process
- Released or Remanded
- First Appearance
- Disclosure
- Crown Pre-Trial
- Judge’s Pre-Trial
- Trial
- Verdict and Sentencing
If it seems overwhelming, take a breath. Advocate Lawyers will see you through the process.
Someone I know has been arrested and needs a lawyer. How can I help?
Your friend or relative will need a criminal lawyer as soon as possible to get the best chance at fighting their charge. Give them our phone number (1.833.403.3902) to contact us. We will review their case to create a defence strategy to help them achieve the best outcome in court.
How much are criminal lawyer fees?
At Advocate Law, we understand that facing criminal charges is stressful, and concerns about legal fees can add to that burden. We are committed to transparency and fairness in our fee structure.
After reviewing your case, we provide a competitive quote that encompasses all associated fees as your matter proceeds to trial. This approach allows you to clearly understand the financial commitment involved from the outset.
Can a lawyer attend court for me?
Yes. If you hire a lawyer, we can attend court so you don’t have to, though some proceedings require the client to be present. In such cases, we’ll keep you in the loop.
What happens if I violate my release or bail conditions?
Release or bail conditions are rules you must follow after being released from police custody, such as curfews or no-contact orders. Violating these conditions can result in arrest, additional charges, and potentially stricter conditions or revocation of bail, which can lead to detention until your court date.
How do I choose the right criminal defence lawyer for my case?
When choosing a lawyer, ensure they have a proven track record handling cases similar to yours. Look at our client reviews and testimonials to see how we’ve helped people in your situation get their lives back. You can review our team of legal experts on our Lawyers page.
What types of criminal charges can Advocate Law defend?
- Assault Charges: Defending against accusations of assault, whether involving a stranger, domestic situations, or sexual assault.
- Sexual Offenses: Handling cases related to sexual exploitation, prostitution, sexual interference, and pornography.
- Impaired Driving (DUI): Representing clients facing impaired driving charges, including those resulting in bodily harm or death.
- Drug-Related Offenses: Addressing charges of possession or trafficking of illegal and prohibited substances.
- Murder and Manslaughter: Providing defence in serious first-degree and second-degree murder and manslaughter cases, with experience in conducting trials both with and without a jury.
