Orlando, Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Defending Adults and Juveniles
Any criminal conviction may have serious potential consequences. From her Orlando, Florida law office, attorney Jeanette Bigney represents the accused throughout Central Florida. Working to achieve positive results for all her clients, Ms. Bigney believes no case is too big or too small. If you are searching for solutions to your criminal charge and want the criminal defense representation you deserve, she is ready to work for you.
Call Jeanette Dejuras Bigney at 407-377-0161.
Attorney Jeanette Bigney handles felonies and misdemeanors for both adults and minors in Florida state criminal and juvenile courts. She has successfully handled criminal defense matters on many charges and can do the same for you:
Traffic Defense
•· DUI/DWI and traffic offenses: Drunk driving has serious consequences, including license revocation, counseling, and jail time.
•· Traffic offenses, including reckless driving and suspended license.
Criminal Law Defense for Adults and Juveniles
•· Assault and battery: Touching or attempted touching of another person in a harmful or offensive manner.
•· Criminal mischief (vandalism): misdemeanor or felony offense.
•· Drug crimes, including possession of controlled substances and drug paraphernalia. Usually a misdemeanor.
•· Expungement and sealing of records
•· Felony drug charges including possession of controlled substance over a specific amount, possession with the intent to sell, trafficking, distribution and manufacture.
•· Sex crimes and sex offenses, including molestations, battery and assault.
•· Tourist crimes: including felony battery, theft, and burglary charges. Jeanette Dejuras Bigney represents clients accused of crimes while visiting Orlando, people from throughout the country and abroad.
•· Violation of probation
Property Crimes Defense
•· Robbery and burglary: Entering an area without permission with the intent to commit a criminal act, usually a home, business or car. Robbery involves use of force or threatening use of force. Both are felony offenses.
•· Theft, shoplifting, and stealing: taking someone else's property without their permission. Misdemeanor or felony offense.
•· Trespass is entering a person's property without their permission: Usually a misdemeanor offense.
Located in Downtown Orlando, just minutes away from the Orange County Courthouse, Attorney Jeanette Dejuras Bigney is ready to help you with your criminal defense today. Available weekdays from 8:30 to 5:00, she also offers evening and weekend appointments. Contact her today for a free initial consultation.