Fairborn Criminal Defense

Being charged with a crime can change your life. In fact, even if you are not convicted, the charge alone can create enough of a stigma to damage relationships and tarnish your reputation. If you are convicted, you may be unable to live the life you once did, facing jail time, large fines, and other consequences as such.

At The VanNoy Firm, our experienced Fairborn criminal defense attorneys understand what’s on the line. We build your case and represent your best interests, providing you with the comfort and confidence you deserve when your future is unknown.

We Understand How Serious Criminal Charges Are – Do You?

Making the mistake of trying to represent yourself against criminal charges could be a costly error. We understand how serious criminal charges are – if you do not, consider some of the common penalties of being convicted of a crime. Clearly, penalties are more serious, or extend for a longer duration, depending upon the severity of the crime.

• Fines, court, and legal fees;
• Jail or prison time;
• Probationary periods;
• Revocation of voting privilege;
• Revocation of professional licenses or/and a driver’s license;
• Court-ordered community service;
• Mandatory rehabilitation; and
• Restitution.

In addition to this, being convicted of a crime may affect your ability to obtain housing, pursue higher education, or even spend time with your child (depending upon the crime). A conviction can also ruin your relationships, and change the way that people in your community look at you.

Our Criminal Defense Practice Areas

We are highly experienced and skilled in representing those who are facing a wide array of criminal charges. Our team has handled cases involving:

• Assault and battery;
• DUI;
• Drug charges;
• Juvenile offenses;
• Traffic offenses;
• Weapons charges;
• Violent crimes;
• Domestic violence;
• Murder; and
• White collar crimes.

When we take on your case, we know exactly what – in terms of the laws surrounding your case – and who – in terms of police, prosecutors, judges, and others in the court system – we are dealing with.  

How We Protect Your Best Interests When You Are Facing Criminal Charges

We do everything that we can to protect your best interests when you are facing criminal charges. This includes:

• Representing you in communications with the police, the prosecution, and before the judge;
• Investigating your case and gathering evidence;
• Catching any legal injustices that take place that violate your constitutional rights;
• Exploring different defenses to charges you are facing;
• Suggesting alternative sentencing;
• Negotiating a plea bargain; and
• Helping you to understand your rights and options.