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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why should I hire an Indian River criminal defense attorney?

If you or a loved one is accused, under investigation, charged or is arrested for a crime it is extremely important to hire an Indian River criminal defense attorney. An attorney can help guide you in the right direction and fight against any charges that you may face. An experienced criminal defense attorney will also be very familiar with your legal rights, in addition to what legal stance must be taken in the effort to protect your future. Please contact Indian River criminal attorney David Golden immediately if you or someone you love faces criminal allegations in state, federal or juvenile court.

What are felonies?

Felonies are very serious crimes and are referred to as “high crimes” in the U.S. Constitution. Felonies are crimes that can be punished by up to a lifetime sentence in prison or in some cases even the death penalty. Typically, the lowest sentence a person may receive for a felony conviction would be a minimum of 1 year in prison. 

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes. At the Law Offices of David Golden, P.A., we offer all potential clients in Indian River and the surrounding areas a free case consultation. During the consultation we can discuss the charges that you may face, answer any questions or concerns that you may have, and help guide you as to what the next legal step should be.

What is a “strike”?

In Florida, anyone convicted of a felony offense can receive a “strike” if they are convicted of a serious felony offense. If a person receives a third “strike” then they could remain in prison for a lifetime without the possibility of parole. The “three strikes law” came about in 1994 because of public outrage involving criminals repeating the same behavior over and over again. Many of the crimes qualifying for a “strike” involve violent crimes that include rape, child molestation, assault and murder.

Should I hire a lawyer if my child is accused of a juvenile crime?

Yes. One of the most important decisions that you could make to protect your child’s future would be to hire an Indian River juvenile crimes lawyer immediately. An experienced lawyer will be able to stand up for your child’s legal rights and protect their future.

Accused of a crime in Indian River? Contact us today!

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903 SE Central Parkway, Stuart, FL 34994
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