FELONY & MISDEMEANOR DEFENSE

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In the city of Atlanta and surrounding counties in the state of Georgia a felony conviction permanently strips you of civil rights and fundamentally alters your future. We handle high stakes felony cases with the precision and aggression of an attorney who has been on both sides of the courtroom.

When you are facing a criminal charge in the system feels like it is working against you. Because it is. Police build the reports. Prosecutors control the charges. The pressure to plead guilty — just to make the fear stop — is overwhelming.

People focus on whether they will go to jail. The consequences go much further. A criminal conviction in Georgia can cost you your professional license, your security clearance, your ability to rent an apartment, your right to own a firearm, your right to vote, and your career. A misdemeanor conviction is not a minor inconvenience. It lives on your permanent record and shows up on every background check for the rest of your life. We treat every charge — felony or misdemeanor — with the same intensity because we understand exactly what is at stake.

Do not make the mistake of treating a misdemeanor as no big deal. A conviction for Simple Battery, Theft, Disorderly Conduct, or any misdemeanor offense stays on your permanent record indefinitely. It appears on every background check for employment, housing, professional licensing, and financial applications. We bring the same level of preparation and aggression to misdemeanor defense that most attorneys reserve only for felonies.

Aggravated Assault and Battery.

Frequently charged in self-defense situations where the full context was never investigated. We fight to tell the complete story.

Drug Offenses Including Possession and Trafficking.

The case often rises and falls on the search and seizure. If law enforcement violated your Fourth Amendment rights to obtain the evidence we fight to have it suppressed entirely.

Theft, Burglary, and Property Crimes.

We work to establish lack of intent, mistaken identity, and insufficient evidence to meet the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

Probation Violations:

A technical violation should not send you back to jail. We fight to protect your freedom and your record.

CEO, Serreen F. Meki, Esq