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Asked 12 months ago - San Antonio, TX
FlagControlled substance charge with a firearm charge, not defendants property place they found. Defendant does not even live in San Antonio. Can someone hear me out to help defendant?
I practice in San Antonio, and I would be glad to meet with you for free. I can help you and I hope you give me a call.
As a criminal defense attorney I take pride in providing high quality legal representation to people at all income levels. There once was an attorney (Johnny Cochran) who said that the color of justice is green. I find that heartbreaking. I do not believe that high quality legal representation should be reserved for people who can make large down payments.
I like to meet with my clients and make sure that they are someone I want to represent. If they are someone I want to represent I will be flexible with payments. I find that this kind of attitude has allowed me to be proud of my law practice.
If you come into see me, you will notice that everyone in my office will treat you with respect. During your free consultation we will discuss your options, talk about your goals, and formulate a strategy that can be achieved in accordance with your goals. If you do not decide to hire me, then you will leave with more information and probably a better understanding of what sort of person you want for your lawyer.
I look forward to hearing from you. If your friend/family member cannot come in for an appointment I will be glad to speak with you or that person over the phone.
In what court is the case pending? I may be able to provide a referral if you have not already been able to arrange for counsel.
Joshua Sabert Lowther, Esq.
NATIONAL FEDERAL DEFENSE GROUP
jlowther@nationalfederaldefense.com
http://www.NationalFederalDefense.com
866.380.1782
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