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I have been practicing in the area of criminal defense for 10 years in Cumberland County. I have tried numerous jury trials and am not afraid to go the extra mile for my clients. I have represented clients charged with everything from a seat belt ticket to a murder case. Please contact my office today and let us help you!

A native of Missouri, I came to North Carolina in the 1990's after being stationed at Camp LeJuane. After graduating with Honors from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, I attended Campbell University's School of Law (previously located in Harnett County, Buies Creek).. Graduating Campbell in 1997, I practiced general law in the Great Smoky Mountains...Jackson, Franklin and Swain Counties...for 7 years. This was a great experience including practicing in the Cherokee Tribal Court.. In 2004, I joined the firm of Merritt, Webb, Wilson & Caruso. This multi-state firm, and Legal Shield provider firm for NC, SC & TN, took me to my current location in Fayetteville, NC. I have served the citizens of Cumberland County, Harnett County and Army serice members for several years now. I have worked hard to earn a reputation as a competant lawyer focused in the field of criminal and traffic law.. EDUCATIONUNC at Wilmington:Degree: B.A. criminal justice with minor in sociology. May 1994. Adrian Norman Wiggins School of Law. Campbell University. Degree: J.D.. May 1997. BAR LOCATIONNC Admittance: August 23, 1997. CREDENTIALS:Team Leader, USMC. B.A. Criminal Justice. Juris Doctor. Past President/Vice President Sylva Kiwanis Club. Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

EDUCATIONAL HISTORY2003-2007: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from University of North Carolina at Chapel HillSpring 2006: Studied at Freie Universität in Berlin, Germany2007-2010: Juris Doctorate from Charlotte School of LawRecognitions:. Cum LaudePro Bono Recognition Award: High DistinctionCALI Award for Civil RightsCALI Award for Civil Rights CapstoneCALI Award for Pretrial LitigationLicensed to practice law in August 2010WORK HISTORYFounder and Vice President of Sports and Entertainment Law SocietyClerked under the Honorable Anne B. SalisburyCreated a DWI Notebook for the 10th Judicial District Court JudgesWorked for the Mecklenburg County Public Defender Office2010-2012: Tatum & Atkinson, PLLCTraffic tickets, misdemeanors, and felonies, family law matters (divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, & equitable distribution), ESC/unemployment hearings2012-2014: Lane & Lane, PLLCFamily law matters (divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, & equitable distribution), personal injury and other civil actions, traffic tickets, misdemeanors, and felonies.November 2014: Law Offices of Antonio Gerald, LLCFamily law matters (divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, & equitable distribution), personal injury and other civil actions, traffic tickets, misdemeanors, and feloniesI have represented clients in 33 of the 100 counties in North Carolina.

Caitlin Young Evans was born November 27, 1982 at West Point. Her father’s military career brought her to Fayetteville at the age of five. She lived in Fayetteville until graduating from high school and returned after graduating from law school.. Education: Terry Sanford High School, 2001; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she received two degrees, a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications Studies with a focus in rhetoric (2005); New England Law/Boston (J.D., 2008). Cailtlin has created a reputation of personal service for her clients, with excellent results. Caitlin is a Criminal Defense Attorney serving Cumberland County, located in the heart of downtown Fayetteville, NC. She is a former Assistant District Attorney. She understands the criminal justice system and how prosecutors develop their cases. She has the knowledge and skill to represent your interests when your liberty and livelihood are in jeopardy. Caitlin understands the importance of building relationships with clients, other attorneys and people in the community. She is a criminal defense attorney based in Cumberland County, focused solely on representing people in Cumberland County so she can devote her efforts to aggressively and competently advocating for the best outcome for you.

As a former prosecutor, Mike understands and has been on both sides of our adversarial legal system. Defending clients with this experience makes for the best representation.. Before arriving in Fayetteville, NC, Mike‘s family traveled all over the world during his fathers military service. His father retired while stationed here at Fort Bragg. Mike attended both Pine Forest Middle and High Schools in Cumberland County. After graduating from The Universtiy of North Carolina at Wilmington, Mike attended Law School at North Carolina Central University in Durham, NC. After graduation from Law School and completing the Bar Exam, Mike returned to Fayetteville to practice. Mike’s family and friends all live here in Fayetteville, and he is proud to call it his home.. Mike enjoys the work that he does and understand the needs of his clients. He understands that the legal system is complex and can be difficult to traverse. It can be a very intimidating and tasking process. Each day, Mike pursues his clients interests to aid folks in getting through tough situations and acheiving the results that they want out of a case. Every case, no matter the subject matter, is as important to him as it is to his clients. It is important to understand the law as well the local legal landscape that you are involved in. Equipped with these attributes, Mike will go at it to get the results that his clients want!. Mike has tried cases in both District and Superior Court spanning from simple misdemeanor charges to felony cases. He is an experienced DWI Attorney and has tried many cases as both a prosecutor and defense attorney. He is very familiar with the local rule and procedures, and will advocate your positions while providing you counsel. Firm, tough, knowledgeable, pragmatic, confident, and effective legal representation.

Patrick Anstead is an experienced criminal defense attorney with extensive knowledge of the criminal justice system that clients can rely on during the most difficult time in their lives. Whether you are charged with a serious felony offense or simple traffic violation, Mr. Anstead will take the time to meet you in person and examine all the facts and evidence in your case.. Mr. Anstead has handled high-profile cases and worked to solve his client’s most challenging problems in both State and Federal court, to include representing military service members and civilians charged with criminal offenses occurring on Fort Bragg. He has fought successfully in court to obtain dismissals of charges, not guilty verdicts, and other favorable outcomes.. Mr. Anstead’s favorite part of practicing law is client interaction. He believes that getting to know a client to understand their needs is crucial to achieving the best outcome for each person.. Mr. Anstead is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in International Affairs. He earned his law degree from the North Carolina Central University School of Law

Bill is the Chair of the firm’s Litigation Practice Group and concentrates in the areas of complex civil litigation, federal and state criminal defense, health care law, and election law. Bill is AV Preeminent Peer Rated for Highest Level of Professional Excellence from Martindale-Hubbell.. He has been recognized for his creative legal work and accomplishments by various groups. Bill has been recognized as a Super Lawyer in criminal defense and recently completed three terms as District Representative under the Criminal Justice Act for the Federal District Court of New Hampshire. In the civil realm, he is a recipient of the Bill of Rights Award from The New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union and the Granite State Advocate Award from the New Hampshire Association for Justice.. Bill has a state and national reputation for defending the right to vote. Bill serves as an officer and legal counsel to the New Hampshire Democratic Party and is a member the Association of State Democratic Committees Voter Protection Committee. Bill organizes and supervises the voter protection activities for the New Hampshire Democratic Party and its candidates and has successfully litigated claims against the State of New Hampshire in the areas of Election Law and First Amendment Law. In Guare v. State, Bill convinced the New Hampshire Supreme Court that newly adopted language on the New Hampshire voter registration form was unconstitutional. In Rideout v. Gardner, the First Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the New Hampshire “ballot selfie” law. In 2018 and 2020, Bill was part of a national team of lawyers that successfully challenged SB 3, a voter registration law that the New Hampshire Supreme Court found unconstitutionally suppressed the right to vote. Bill has successfully represented numerous elected officials, political campaigns, and political organizations in a variety of legal matters. In recognition of these efforts, in February 2020, Bill received the prestigious Dunfey-Kanteres Award from the New Hampshire Democratic Party.. Bill also represents health care practices and providers and other businesses involved in regulatory or commercial disputes. This representation includes conducting internal investigations, advising clients on compliance issues, interacting with government regulators, and litigating claims in both state and federal court where he has obtained seven-figure judgments and settlements.. Additionally, he represents students, faculty, and entities in Title IX matters.. In the early 2000s, Bill was appointed by a federal judge to serve as lead plaintiffs’ counsel in seven consolidated wrongful death lawsuits pending against the U.S. government in Federal Court in Boston arising from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s relationship with longtime Boston criminals and FBI informants James “Whitey” Bulger and Stephen “the Rifleman” Flemmi. After a six-year legal battle, Bill obtained a $3.1 million judgment against the government that was described by the Boston Herald as “justice at last” for the plaintiffs’ families and the community. In October 2010, Bill obtained a $925,000 award of attorneys’ fees against the United States after proving that government attorneys acted in bad faith when defending the lawsuit.. Bill also focuses on criminal defense and has obtained not guilty verdicts for clients charged with numerous offenses, including fraud, tax evasion, embezzlement, aggravated sexual assault, first- and second-degree assault, and music bootlegging offenses. By employing a creative pretrial strategy and conducting his own investigations, Bill has convinced prosecutors in many cases not to charge clients under investigation or to dismiss charges prior to trial based upon new legal or factual defenses brought to the government’s attention.. From 2014 to 2018, Bill was a member of the firm’s Management Committee and is currently a member of the firm’s Ethics Committee. He is currently on the Board of the Friendly Kitchen in Concord, New Hampshire. In 2012, Bill was inducted into the Rockland High School Hall of Fame.

Joe has a statewide practice and litigates complex cases ranging from Negligent Homicide and DUI, to simpler cases such as helping a teenager avoid a conviction for illegal possession of alcohol.Joe worked with the New Hampshire Public Defender and later joined a well-regarded civil law firm before opening his own law practice. Joe is very familiar with New Hampshire's court system and its laws. Joe has a healthy working relationships with New Hampshire’s police force, judges, and other attorneys.Joe prides himself on professionalism and vigorous representation of his clients' rights.. Joe doesn't back down - whether you're securing your liberty from the State or standing up for your personal interests.. Call for a free consultation.

The Aldape Law Firm P.L.L.C. is 100% devoted to criminal defense.Free consultations. Se habla español.. This Includes:. State and Federal Criminal Cases- examples: DWI, Drug Possession, Human and Drug Trafficking, etc. Appeals- examples: appeals of both State and Federall Convictions. DWI/Occupational Licenses- examples: if certain conditions are met, even a person who has a license suspension for refusing a breath test, may be able to secure a license allowing them to travel to and from work. Revocation Hearings- examples: motions to revoke probation, motions to revoke deferred adjudication. Parole- examples: parole revocation hearings, parole packets seeking release from TDCJ. Expunctions and Non Disclosures- examples: destruction of criminal records. 24 Hour Access. It is important to seek counsel immediately following an arrest, indictment or allegation.Contact us 24 hours a day to discuss your case.. -We will discuss your specific charge.-We will learn what is unique and distinct about your case.-We assess your case and discuss possible defenses.-We will explain the judicial process including timelines (indictment, pre-trial motions, supression hearings and trial settings) and costs.-We will discuss your options. Invariably most criminal cases involce three main resolutions. Dismissal, Trial or Plea. Every case is unique and has its own strengths and weaknesses.. Everything discussed is CONFIDENTIAL.

I grew up all over Texas. My grandparents were ranchers in Presidio County and I spent most of the summers in my early youth on their ranch. I have personally experienced the impact of the legal system on families and children. Because of those experiences, I believe it is a vital part of my job as an attorney to listen and understand the impact of each case for each client. While I do not guarantee results, and no attorney can, I do pride myself on hard work, integrity, compassion and passionate representation.. I have been licensed since 2014 and have been practicing law in the Big Bend since that time. My personal background has led me to this profession and has sculpted my desire to help my clients through whatever legal problem they are facing.. Featured in Texas Monthly:. The Drug Runners by Ryan Goldberg

Lytza Rojas is a graduate of Texas A&M University and Texas Tech University School of Law. She is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Specialization and is a Certified Force Science® Analyst by The Force Science® Institute.. She has exclusively practiced as a criminal trial lawyer in Dallas, McLennan, and Williamson Counties. Lytza is from the Austin area and is active in her church and community.

Megan is a proud life-long Texan. She was born and raised in San Antonio. She graduated from Texas State University in San Marcos before returning home to San Antonio to complete her law degree at St. Mary’s University School of Law.. As a law student, Megan worked at Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid where she helped low-income Texans with legal issues. She also interned at the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office and the Office of Public Defender for the Western District of Texas. Her experience in the district attorney’s office was both enlightening and career changing. Working there opened her eyes to the vast and pervasive abuses fellow citizens suffer at the hands of the criminal justice system. That experience has made Megan a passionate advocate for the rights of her fellow citizens.. After receiving her law license in 2011, Megan devoted her practice to defending those accused of crimes by the government. She began her career in San Antonio, initially focusing on intoxication related offenses, including DWI and other drug crimes.. In 2015, Megan moved to Central Texas area and began a firm in San Marcos, where she defended a wide-variety of criminal accusations, including DWI, drug possession, assault, theft, and many others.. In 2016, Megan opened an office in Dallas to better service the North Texas area. There Megan's focus shifted to cannabis related issues, including criminal defense and advice and consultation services for emerging businesses in the cannabis industry. In addition to her work inside a courtroom, Megan is a proud advocate for the reform of cannabis laws in Texas.. In 2021, Megan returned to Central Texas, where she was excited to join the Vazquez Law Firm. Here Megan is honored to learn from the award-winning attorney, Amber Vazquez. The firm, which is located in a historic builidng in downtown Austin, focuses on federal and state litigation of serious and aggravated felonies.. Megan is a founding board member of the Texas Association of Cannabis Lawyers, a former board member of the San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, a former board member of the Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, a member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and a lifetime member of the Legal Committee of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.

Kleon C. Andreadis: A Legacy of Experience in Criminal Defense. With 37 years of legal practice, Kleon C. Andreadis brings a wealth of experience to Texas, following 29 years defending clients in New York City's demanding legal landscape. His practice has spanned both state and federal courts, representing individuals facing charges ranging from misdemeanors to capital murder.. Why Choose Kleon C. Andreadis?. Proven Trial Experience: Over 100 cases tried to verdict, including 20 homicides, in both state and federal courts.High-Profile Case Expertise: Successfully represented clients in cases involving the murder of a police officer, dismemberment, serial killings, and gang-related crimes.Pioneering DNA Litigation: Early adopter of DNA evidence in court, consulting with leading experts and cross-examining renowned figures like David Bing.Texas Focus: Dedicated to providing the same level of vigorous defense in Texas as he did in New York, with a deep understanding of local laws and procedures.. A Track Record of Success:. People v. George Villanueva: Secured an acquittal on murder charges and a reduced manslaughter sentence on appeal for a client accused of killing a police officer.People v. Stephen Sakai: Represented a serial killer in a high-profile case that garnered national attention.. Federal Court: Successfully negotiated numerous favorable outcomes for individuals charges with federal drug and financial crimes.. Don't Face Criminal Charges Alone:. If you or a loved one has been arrested, time is of the essence. Kleon C. Andreadis will guide you through every step of the legal process, from arrest to court appearances, ensuring your rights are protected and fighting tirelessly for the best possible outcome.. Contact Kleon C. Andreadis today for a confidential consultation.. State and Federal Court Admissions:. Member of the Texas State Bar, New York State Bar, and District of Columbia Bar (retired).Admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, multiple federal courts of appeals, and various district courts in Texas, New York, and Connecticut.