I defend all types of criminal charges in Saskatchewan:

DUI/impaired driving
drug possession and trafficking
domestic assault
sexual assault
weapons/gun offences
assault
theft, break and enter and other property offences
many more

Good people sometimes face criminal charges.

Many of my clients have never been charged before in their lives. I understand how overwhelming, stressful, and frightening this process can be-and how much is at stake for your future.

You don't just need a lawyer.

You deserve a criminal defence that is strategic, relentless, and exceeds your expectations.

Follow instructions from the police, but don't volunteer information. Keep things respectful and simple. Your main priority should be contacting a criminal defence lawyer right away.

No. You are still considered innocent until proven guilty. A criminal record only happens after a guilty outcome.

After you're charged, you'll usually be given a court date. This is when your case officially starts. It's important to speak with a lawyer before going to court.

It's best to speak to a criminal defence lawyer first. Anything you say to the police can be used in court, so don't answer questions on your own.

A strong criminal defence lawyer can make a real difference. They can identify weaknesses in the case or work with prosecutors, which may result in a reduced sentence or charges being dismissed.

Yes. All criminal charges are serious and can have long-lasting consequences. Having an experienced criminal defence lawyer ensures your rights are protected, your options are fully explained, and you have the best chance of a positive outcome. Even charges that seem minor should be handled with professional legal support.

I defend all types of criminal charges in Saskatchewan:

Good people sometimes face criminal charges.

Frequently Asked Questions for a Criminal Defence Lawyer in Saskatchewan