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Attorney Casey J. Bach enjoys diligently representing clients charged with DUI/DWI, criminal charges, and traffic offenses in jurisdictions throughout Virginia. Mr. Bach studied Law and Society at American University before graduating from George Mason University School of Law.. Mr. Bach previously practiced both criminal defense and immigration law and has litigated dozens of hours-long asylum hearings at the Arlington Immigration Court. This experience not only sharpened Mr. Bach’s trial skills but also helped him learn to connect with clients personally to best represent the most intimate and complex details of their cases. Mr. Bach’s time representing Immigration Court clients also enabled him to become conversational in Spanish, and he is still happy to assist Spanish-speaking clients in their native language.. Mr. Bach has applied those skills to represent a wide variety of clients charged with crimes in jurisdictions all over Virginia and obtain positive results. Mr. Bach has represented both adults and juveniles charged with both misdemeanors and felony offenses. Mr. Bach has had DUIs dismissed both by the Court finding his clients “Not Guilty” at trial and by motion of the Prosecution to “nolle prosequi” or voluntarily dismiss the charges without trial. Mr. Bach has also helped clients get charges ranging from violent felonies to petty larceny to reckless driving, etc., dismissed by the court or reduced to lesser infractions.. To better represent his clients, Mr. Bach completed a 24-hour course on administering Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST) conducted by police officers investigating DUI/DWI. This SFST course is the same training administered to police officers. Mr. Bach’s knowledge of the correct procedure to investigate DUIs helps him identify positive arguments for his clients’ performance on field sobriety tests, as well as potential mistakes by arresting officers.. Mr. Bach understands that his clients hire him not just to obtain a good result but to benefit from his knowledge and guidance throughout the entire legal process. If you hire Mr. Bach to represent you, he will be devoted to answering your questions and making sure you understand the best path forward to resolving your case.

David has been in practice nearly 25 years, 20 of which were in Ohio before he relocated to Virginia. David practiced criminal law exclusively for many years in Ohio and represented hundreds of clients charged with felony, misdemeanor and traffic offenses.. In 2021, David moved to Virginia and continued practicing criminal law serving as a Senior Assistant Public Defender and as Senior Trial Attorney with the Fredericksburg Public Defender. There, he represented clients charged with felony crimes in Stafford County, Spotsylvania County and Fredericksburg. As lead or co-counsel, David has tried over 25 felony jury trials including 7 murder trials to verdict with 2 death penalty trials to verdict.. David is highly experienced in high-stress and high-conflict cases, excellent at advocacy before judges, and highly competent in the rules of evidence. He brings these trial and advocacy skills to the Irving Law Firm where he practices in the areas of Criminal Defense, Personal Injury and Landlord/Tenant law.. When not practicing law, David enjoys golfing, making music and hiking with his wife and two dogs.

Thaddeus Furlong is a FORMER POLICE OFFICER and very experienced Stafford criminal lawyer who has helped hundreds of clients in over 20 years of jury and non-jury trials in Virginia and nationwide. He's defended many high profile clients, including movie stars, celebrities, and others who appreciated his unique blend of aggressive courtroom defense and extensive police knowledge. Having spent many years in law enforcement, the military, and as a law professor, he can analyze a case quickly to determine evideentiary strenghts and weaknesses. Attorney Furlong was a member of many law enforcement agencies, including the LAPD - Robbery / Homicide, LA County Sheriff, Fairfax County Police, military police and thas taught at the FBI Academy in Quantico. He also teaches other lawyers how to handle criminal cases, forensic evidence and trial procedures at lawyer seminars. He receives referrals from judges, police officers, government agencies, embassies, corproations, unions, and from previous clients who want their friends to benefit from his extensive expereince.. As a POLICE OFFICER graduating at the top of his class, Attorney Furlong was trained and certified in the proper use of radar, DUI field sobriety tests, use of force, BAC machine operation, drug analysis, search & seizure, crime scene investigation and forensic laboratory analysis. He graduated early from Georgetown University Law School and immediately went into courtroom defense where his aggressive representation was recognized.. FORMER CLIENTS include: Congressional staff, politicians, CEOs, professional athletes, celebrities, lawyers, movie actors, clergy, doctors, nurses, teachers, military, White House personnel, Secret Service, DEA, CIA, police officers, federal agents, government contractors, businessmen, students, juveniles, and others who need top quality, confidential legal advice.. WHAT DOES HE DO? Using his combination of extensive police experience and courtroom knowledge, he will explain the charges, the penalties, discuss the expected police evidence, and if your case is accepted, he will develop a custom defense strategy based on the particular evidence and legal issues involved. Our firm is in high demand so, unfortuantely, we must limit our premium serivces to a slect number of clients. We regret we cannot help all who apply. Free phone consults or paid in office conferences are available.  We have a "first coime, first served" policy, so call now before your court date is taken.. Call 24 hrs. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS - PAYMENT PLANS.. DISCLAIMER: EACH CASE IS UNIQUE. PAST SUCCESSES ARE NO INDICATION OF FUTURE SUCCESS.

Eric B. Stone is a distinguished attorney and former U.S. Marine with extensive experience in military law. As a judge advocate general, he defended cases involving courts martial, Article 32 investigations, and other military legal matters, including AWOL, desertion, and security clearance issues. Practicing in Stafford, Virginia, Eric handles a variety of local cases, including DUI, assault, harassment, juvenile offenses, and civilian divorces. He is particularly committed to supporting military families in divorce and family law issues, such as child support and protective orders. Eric holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Duke University (1986) and a Juris Doctor from George Mason University School of Law. He is also a graduate of the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College in Dubois, Wyoming. In recognition of his service, he was awarded a Meritorious Service Medal in 2003 and served as a judge at the Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals from 2005 to 2007. Eric is licensed to practice in Virginia, the District of Columbia, and is admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court. For expert guidance in criminal, family, or military law, consult Eric Stone.

Jason Pelt graduated from Samford University in 2000 and has been practicing law in the Stafford County area since 2005. Before coming to Stafford County, Jason was an active duty member of the of United States Marine Corps serving as a Staff Judge Advocate stationed at Marine Corps Base Quantico and Marine Barracks 8th & I, Washington, D.C. Currently Jason handles criminal matters and civil litigation matters involving landlord /tenants, consumer law, personal injury, and other civil litigation matters.. Jason is married to Tracee Pelt and they have four children. When not in the courtroom, Jason can be found camping with his family, spectating on the various sports fields in Stafford, or supporting local youth theater. Jason and Tracee worship at Calvary Chapel of Fredericksburg.. Jason believes that everyone needs a strong advocate when entering the courtroom. He is committed to his client’s success.

I have been practicing law in Lexington for more than 30 years.  I offer free telephone consultations to discuss potential representation.

I've been an attorney for almost a decade now, and I've done almost exclusively criminal defense work. I spent 6 years as a public defender in Petersburg, so I have a lot of experience working on violent crimes and drug cases. I handle mostly trial work now, but I was also the appellate supervisor for the Public Defender's Office in Petersburg, so I will also accept criminal appellate cases. I am now working as a private attorney out of Buckingham County. I own a few acres of land in New Canton, and I like working with my hands. I'm a practicing Catholic, and I got married recently. I work on weekends when it is required, but I am also a firm believer in family time. I generally will take calls on Saturdays in the case of an emergency, but never on Sundays.

Members of Congress, federal judges, fellow attorneys, and thousands of clients have relied upon my work.  I have contributed to briefs for two cases before The Supreme Court of the United States.  Legal scholars have cited my work in the Texas Tech Law Review, The Royal Society Publishing, and the Connecticut Law Review.  I have tried hundreds cases, including felonies, misdemeanors, and civil cases.  I have also pursued appeals at all levels of Virginia state courts.  I have taught several undergraduate legal courses in addition to practicing law.  Now in private practice and volunteering as General Counsel for a non-profit company, I continue to apply and develop my legal skills.

Matt established his Salem law office in 2013 after serving as an officer in the U.S. Air Force and pursuing graduate education at the University of New Mexico. Matt attained his Masters of Business Administration in 2009 and his Juris Doctor in 2012 there. He quickly became active in the Salem community, joining the Rotary Club of Salem and the Freemason Taylor Lodge.. He handles criminal, bankruptcy and traffic matters in Salem, Roanoke County, Roanoke City, and Botetourt County. He has also helped many clients with their estate planning documents, including wills, powers of attorney, and advanced medical directives. He is a member in the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, the Virginia Bar Association and the American Bar Association.. Matt strives to be a trusted advisor and a well-rounded attorney. Rather than specialize in one area of law, Matt has experience in many facets of business and law. He’s able to draw from his varied work and academic experience to help you make informed choices.. He strives to be as flexible as possible with his clients and prides himself on treating each and every client with upmost respect and dignity. His business philosophy is simple…he serves his clients with the highest level of professionalism while making ethical representation a top priority. He can help you plan for the future, start a new business, or help you navigate other legal issues.. The Law Office of Matthew T. Schottmiller is located in downtown Salem. His office is between Mill Mountain Coffee and Roanoke College, where Matt received his undergraduate education.

Attorney Hunter Naff provides diligent representation for people charged with criminal and traffic offenses. He also handles some domestic and civil litigation matters for Copenhaver, Ellett & Derrico.

Sheila Moheb is criminal litigation attorney serving the Commonwealth of Virginia, A graduate from the University of Richmond (B A English/Sociology) and the University of Richmond School of Law (J.D.), she is admitted to practice before the Virginia and Georgia Bars and has served as a criminal defense attorney in ten different judicial circuits. During law school, she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Richmond Journal of Law and the Public interest, and she clerked for the Court of Appeals of Virginia. While working at the Court of Appeals, she developed a passion for criminal defense and litigation.. Sheila Moheb is a member of the Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and American Inns of Court. She has provided legal counsel for criminal defendants in over twenty-five jurisdictions across the Commonwealth, and she has represented both In-state and out-of-state motorists charged with traffic offenses and criminal misdemeanors in Virginia.

Brad Thompson helps clients who have been charged with serious traffic or criminal offenses in the Roanoke Valley, including speeding, reckless driving, DUI/DWI, alcohol offenses, drug offenses, and other matters. He has experience appearing in Virginia’s General District Courts, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts, and Circuit Courts.. Brad is a former prosecutor with the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Salem, Virginia. When you contact his office, he has one thought in mind: how he can use his experience as a prosecutor to help you obtain the best possible outcome in your case.. As a prosecutor, Brad investigated traffic, misdemeanor, and felony offenses. He regularly worked with law enforcement to prepare charging decisions. He also negotiated plea agreements. He understands that the government has awesome resources at its disposal; Brad believes that every client should have someone on their side ready to protect their rights in the courtroom.. During law school, Brad worked with the law firm of Weber and Pearson, P.C., where he prepared briefs before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit and assisted with federal narcotics investigations. He is a graduate of the Advanced DUI Training for Prosecutors and Law Enforcement in Williamsburg, Virginia, and the Trial Advocacy College.. Brad is an active member of his church and resides with his wife, Rachel Thompson, an immigration lawyer, in Salem, Virginia.

What I do:. I help people who are charged with crimes. I also help people prove their innocence even after they’ve been convicted of a crime. I love what I do because my own experience have shown me the value of good legal advice. My law firm is founded on the principle that good legal advice should be available to everyone charged with a crime, not just the wealthy or well-connected.. How I do it:. I help people by sitting down and listening. After I listen, we make a plan to get the best result possible. Sometimes that means we go to battle in front of a jury. Sometimes that means we negotiate a plea agreement with the prosecutor. Whatever it takes, I am here to help.

Trial-focused defense for DUI, reckless driving, and traffic cases in Albemarle, Orange, Goochland, Greene, and Charlottesville.

We have represented clients from all walks of life for over two decades. Whether it's Criminal Defense, Family Law, Personal Injury and even Business matters, we are there to protect your rights. Attorney Ayres has seen and experienced it from every angle as a Commissioner Judge, Deputy Attorney General, State Prosecutor, and Public Defender. Our firm understands that in order to be successful, you must understand your opponent's strategy and plan steps ahead. Even strategic planning before you are arrested can shape the eventual outcome of your case.. Our office defends cases throughout Central and Northern Virginia. We are your mouthpiece, and we represent clients aggressively. Call today for an evaluation of your case!