Criminal Defense Lawyers

Available To Represent The Accused In Sayville, NY

If you’ve been accused of a crime you need to act fast in order to defend yourself against possible incarceration, financial ruin, and the loss of your public reputation.

The Suffolk County trial attorneys at Obedin and Weissman bring more than 50 years of experience defending people accused of crimes to support you, advise you, and prepare a defense that can win in court for the following offenses:

Sex Offenses
Domestic Violence
Drug Charges
Drunk Driving
Theft
Federal Crimes
White Collar Offenses

 

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Criminal Defense Lawyers

Many people in Sayville find themselves either being investigated for or charged with criminal offenses in Suffolk County and the questions often outweigh the answers. A free consultation with our law firm is the beginning of finding the answers and solutions to your questions and problems.

Whether you are being investigated, charged or are at any stage of the criminal process, contact us immediately.  We will provide a free initial consultation to assess your specific situation and help to find the solutions you need.

 

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We start every case the same way: by listening to you.

The police and the accusers are going to have their story. We’ll be presenting yours. So we want to start by hearing and understanding your side of it. Then, we will craft a defense in pursuit of the best possible outcome.

Call us or use the contact form on this page for a free initial consultation and legal advice to see if we’re the right defense lawyers for you.

Fighting an arrest can be a frightening experience. But you don’t have to go it alone.

 

Directions To Our Law Office From Sayville

Our office is conveniently located close by to residents of Sayville, NY

 

Legal Advice: What To Do If You Are Arrested…

First… Do not panic. Do not become verbally abusive, and most of all, do not become physically assaultive, as this behavior will only add to the charges you are already facing.

Know Your Rights! You have the right to remain silent, and anything that you say can and will be used against you in court. Do not assume that you will be able to talk your way free, or that the signing of a statement will get you released. Chances are that remaining silent does not mean you should not give your name and identification to the officers.

You are entitled to make a telephone call to either a family member or a lawyer, if you already have one. Be aware, however, that whatever you say in front of police officers, even if you are on the telephone with your attorney or family, can be used against you. If it is family that you are speaking to, tell them where you are and to call an attorney for you.

If you have called our office directly, we will advise the officer to cease questioning you, and will have ascertained the nature of the charges against you. We will then speak to you to ask you who you would like him to contact on your behalf.

You Are Innocent Until Proven Guilty… All too often the accused are treated as if they are automatically guilty, both in a court of law and the arena of public opinion. We have been successful in our criminal practice because of our belief that all accused of a crime are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

 

Contact Us Now If You Need Legal Assistance

(631) 979-7777