Fort Lauderdale Criminal Defense Lawyers

Criminal defense fees in Florida vary based on the charge, case complexity, anticipated legal work, and whether the matter proceeds toward trial. Olowu Law provides a free, confidential case evaluation so prospective clients can discuss the allegations and understand available representation before making a decision. Fee details can be explained after learning more about the circumstances of the case.

Olowu Law represents individuals facing misdemeanors and felonies, including DUI, drug possession, assault allegations, burglary, vehicle theft, arson, and criminal mischief. The firm evaluates the facts, reviews evidence, examines police procedures, and develops a defense strategy tailored to the allegations and the client’s objectives.

If you are under investigation or have been contacted by law enforcement, speaking with a criminal defense lawyer before answering questions can help you understand your rights and avoid unnecessary exposure. Olowu Law provides case evaluations for people facing charges or concerns about a potential investigation and can explain appropriate next steps based on the circumstances.

Yes. A defense lawyer can review how evidence was obtained, whether police followed required procedures, and whether the prosecution can properly use particular evidence in court. Olowu Law examines reports, statements, testing, and other available materials, then challenges weaknesses or inadmissibility issues when supported by the facts and applicable law.

DUI defense may involve reviewing the traffic stop, probable cause, police reports, field sobriety exercises, breathalyzer results, and the handling of the investigation. Olowu Law also addresses negotiation, courtroom defense, and concerns involving Florida license suspension procedures. The appropriate strategy depends on the available evidence and the specific allegations.

Some criminal cases may be resolved through negotiations with prosecutors, including discussions concerning reduced charges or plea agreements. Whether negotiation is appropriate depends on the evidence, allegations, legal options, and the client’s goals. Olowu Law evaluates the case carefully and prepares to provide courtroom representation if the matter proceeds to trial.

Bring any charging documents, citations, court notices, bond paperwork, police paperwork, and communications related to the case. A clear account of what occurred and the names of involved agencies or witnesses may also help. If you do not have every document, a free consultation can still provide an opportunity to discuss the situation and available next steps.

Yes. Olowu Law serves clients throughout Broward County, Miami-Dade County, Palm Beach County, Monroe County, and Florida. The firm maintains offices in Plantation and Coral Gables and offers consultations for individuals facing criminal defense matters across its stated service areas.