Our attorneys have extensive experience defending the rights of people arrested and accused of criminal offenses. We handle criminal cases such as:

1. DUI

2. License suspensions

3. Serious felony cases such as:

a. Theft

b. Drug possession

c. Conspiracy

d. Medicare and Medicaid fraud cases

Whether you have been arrested or have been notified that you are the subject of a criminal investigation, we are here for you. 

Call Kreutzer Law Offices right away if you are arrested and we can assist you in the process of posting bond so that you are released from jail.  We will set a bond hearing if you cannot afford the bond or if your charge requires a court appearance to be released such as a domestic violence case. If you have been arrested for a capital felony and there is no bond, we can contact the Judge’s office and arrange for a special hearing called an Arthur hearing. In an Arthur hearing, the prosecution will have to prove that the proof is evident, and the presumption is great that a crime was committed to hold you without bond. 

If you have been contacted by the police or an investigator of any kind, due to being a subject, target or witness in a criminal investigation, we are here for you. Anything that you say to a law enforcement officer or investigator, can and will be used against in a court of law.    Therefore, you should always have legal counsel with you whenever speaking with a law enforcement officer.

A criminal investigation, formal arrest, or even criminal charges do not mean you did anything wrong or that you will be convicted. Our criminal defense attorneys will interview witnesses, review the information that the prosecution will be relying upon and will take deposition (witnesses and police statements under oath) to prepare for trial.  In the United States of America everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty under the Constitution.  Therefore, contact us today to make sure your constitutional rights are protected and to assist you in your time of need. 

If you have been wrongfully arrested, contact our Miami Expungement Attorneys and Ft. Lauderdale Expungement Attorneys in order to expunge (erase) the arrest from your criminal record. or seal your record from public view. If your case was dismissed or you were found not guilty, you may be eligible to have your record expunged. If you received a withhold of adjudication, you may be eligible to have your record sealed.

We will give you and your family the advice, consultation, support, and legal knowledge that you need and desire. We are here for you 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Call your Ft. Lauderdale Criminal Defense lawyers and Miami Criminal Defense lawyers today.