Fort Lauderdale Disorderly Conduct Defense Attorney

Charged with disorderly conduct in Ft. Lauderdale?

If you have been arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, it is crucial that you get legal representation from a Fort Lauderdale criminal attorney. These charges may seem minor, but in fact they are quite serious. One can be charged with this based on the observation of a law enforcement officer, which is a very subjective situation. You may have not actually been either disorderly at all, but merely exercising your freedom of speech, which is your right as a citizen. Whatever the situation is that brought about this charge, at Hager & Schwartz, P.A., the legal team has helped countless individuals deal with such charges, and is available to discuss your case with you, and advise you on how to move forward.

Disorderly Conduct/Disorderly Intoxication Charges in Broward County

If you or a loved one is dealing with such a charge, it is important to get it resolved immediately. Even though such charges might seem minor, they are not. If convicted, this will go on your permanent criminal record and can affect such things as future employment and education. Such a conviction on your criminal record may not be what you want available for access to any future employer. When charges such as disorderly conduct or disorderly intoxication are made against you, these charges are usually based on the observation of law enforcement at the time of the incident. When dealing with defending such a charge, there are often opportunities to get the charges dismissed altogether.

At Hager & Schwartz, P.A., the legal team is very familiar with such charges and may be able to take action to have your charges dismissed. In order to determine how to move forward with your case, contact the firm for a free initial consultation to discuss your particular case and what is recommended to do to quickly resolve the issue.

Contact a Fort Lauderdale criminal defense attorney from Hager & Schwartz, P.A. today! Serving individuals charged in Fort Lauderdale and other parts of Broward County.