Criminal Defense Attorney FAQs
You are a Legal Investigator, what does that mean?
We are licensed as private investigators, but we practice legal investigations, which are investigations devoted to attorneys. We only work for attorneys and do no work for the public directly.
How does being a Legal Investigator make you different from other private investigators?
We specialize in investigations for lawyers. That’s all we do. We understand what criminal defense attorneys need and we know how to get it. Most importantly, we understand the ethical responsibilities we, as agents of our clients, have while doing our work. We get results without crossing any lines.
How are you qualified to help me with my criminal defense cases?
We are former law enforcement investigators with an additional 27 years experience in criminal defense cases. We have worked on thousands of criminal defense cases ranging from Class “C” assault to Capital Murder.
What Courts do you work in and do you accept Court appointments?
We work in both State and Federal Courts and we do accept appointments in indigent cases.
Can you help me locate hard-to-find witnesses?
Absolutely. We use the most comprehensive data sources along with good old fashion “shoe leather” to find even the most difficult to locate witnesses. This is one of our most requested services and we excel at it.
I mostly specialize in drug cases, is that something you can help me with?
Yes. The principle of the firm spent nine years working in various undercover roles, and is very familiar with drug related offenses and the techniques used by law enforcement in these cases. We have been involved in hundreds of these cases as criminal defense investigators, and we are ready to help with anything from simple possession to complex manufacturing and delivery cases.
Do you do mitigation?
While we do not offer comprehensive mitigation, we have assisted with mitigation investigations in capital cases. We have also supported lawyers during the sentencing phase in many other serious felony cases.
Are these all the services you provide?
No, we offer many other services that help our clients win. For more information on criminal defense investigation services, go to our Criminal Defense Attorney Services page.
How much do you charge?
We charge a reasonable hourly rate for investigations, and do not require a retainer unless the attorney’s client is responsible for payment. For more information regarding your specific matter, please call us at 281-261-5777.
What is the best way to contact you?
Our office hours are 8:30am to 6:00pm Monday through Friday. We are available 24/7 via e-mail and in emergencies. Please call us at 281-261-5777 or e-mail us for a free initial consultation. See “Contact Us” for our fax number and mailing address.
