Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Representation

(239) 269-3587

When your freedom and future are at stake, preparation matters.

Konkle Law Firm provides direct, strategic representation for people facing criminal investigations, charges, court proceedings, probation issues, appeals, and other serious legal consequences.

Free consultations are available by telephone, video, or in person by appointment.

A criminal accusation can affect nearly every part of your life.

Court dates, release conditions, driving restrictions, employment concerns, and damage to your reputation can begin before a case is resolved. Early legal guidance may help you understand your rights, preserve important information, and avoid preventable mistakes.

Konkle Law Firm handles criminal matters from pre-filing investigation and bond proceedings through negotiations, trial, appeals, probation matters, and post-conviction issues, subject to the facts, jurisdiction, and attorney review.

Criminal-defense services.

The firm evaluates a broad range of Florida criminal matters. Acceptance depends on conflicts, jurisdiction, deadlines, complexity, and the specific circumstances of the case.

01

DUI and Traffic Crimes

DUI, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, and other criminal traffic allegations.

02

Misdemeanors and Felonies

Representation in state misdemeanor and felony matters from investigation through resolution or trial.

03

Drug Offenses

Drug possession, trafficking allegations, and other controlled-substance offenses.

04

Domestic Violence, Assault, and Battery

Defense involving domestic-violence allegations, assault, battery, and related injunction issues.

05

Theft and Property Offenses

Theft, shoplifting, burglary, and other property-related criminal allegations.

06

Probation and Injunction Violations

Alleged probation violations, violation of injunction, and related court proceedings.

07

Juvenile Matters

Evaluation and representation in juvenile matters involving Florida criminal allegations.

08

Sealing and Expungement

Review of eligibility and available procedures for sealing or expunging qualifying Florida records.

09

White-Collar Allegations

Evaluation of fraud, financial, business, and other white-collar criminal allegations.

10

Sex-Crime Allegations

Confidential evaluation of serious allegations that may involve criminal penalties and registration consequences.

11

Weapons Charges

Florida weapons and firearm-related criminal allegations, subject to the facts and applicable law.

12

Appeals and Post-Conviction Matters

Evaluation of appeals, post-conviction issues, and federal matters. Some cases may require association with or referral to additional counsel.

Focused representation from the first conversation forward.

Every case is different, but a clear process helps identify immediate risks, available information, and the next legal steps.

01

Initial Consultation

The firm listens to what happened, identifies approaching court dates or restrictions, and gathers the basic facts.

02

Case and Evidence Review

Available notices, reports, video, witness information, records, and legal issues are evaluated.

03

Strategy and Communication

The client receives straightforward information about potential options, risks, deadlines, and next steps.

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Resolution, Trial, or Further Review

The matter proceeds according to the facts, the client’s objectives, the applicable law, and the written scope of representation.

Protect yourself while the case is pending.

Do not miss court.

Calendar every court appearance and comply with bond, probation, and release conditions.

Preserve documents and communications.

Keep notices, citations, messages, photographs, video, receipts, and other potentially relevant information.

Be cautious about statements.

Statements to law enforcement, witnesses, alleged victims, employers, insurers, and social-media audiences may affect the matter.

Seek legal guidance promptly.

Deadlines and strategic decisions may arise before a formal charge, arraignment, or trial date.

Criminal-defense questions.

Should I speak with police before consulting an attorney?

The answer depends on the circumstances. A person facing questioning or investigation should consider obtaining legal advice before making statements or consenting to an interview.

What should I do if I have an upcoming court date?

Do not ignore it. Contact the firm promptly, provide the date and available paperwork, and continue complying with all existing court orders unless a court changes them.

Does the firm offer free consultations?

Yes. Free initial consultations are available by telephone, video, or in person by appointment, subject to conflicts and availability.

How are criminal-defense fees structured?

Depending on the matter, the firm may use flat fees, hourly fees, payment arrangements, or a combination. The written agreement controls the fee and scope of representation.

Speak with Konkle Law Firm about your next step.

The firm aims to respond to new inquiries within one business day. Call directly when a court date, arrest, or urgent circumstance requires immediate attention.