Drug Crimes

Drug Crimes

Drug Crimes

Criminal Law   |   DUI and DWI  |  White Collar Crimes  |  Assault, Burglary, Theft

Because of the rising drug problem in Missouri, drug crimes cases are often swiftly and unjustly dealt with. This can mean that any drug charge can quickly become a serious part of your record. If you are facing a drug-related charge and need help, legal counsel can ensure that your rights are protected and that you are not unduly punished for your crime.

Our lawyers in Branson, Missouri serve the Branson area and all of Southwest Missouri, has a reputation of helping individuals with drug chargers receive reduced or less-severe sentences. When it comes to selecting someone to help you fight a drug charge, you want someone on your side who has a deep understanding of the Missouri court system and drug-related laws. We will fight for you and your rights, with a strategic and aggressive plan that ensures the best possible result for you.

Over the years, we have represented a wide variety of individuals charged with many different crimes, ranging from possession, to trafficking, to distribution. Whether you charge is a misdemeanor or a felony, we can help. We offer our services to cases including:

  • Meth (Missouri’s most common drug)
  • Cocaine
  • Prescription drugs
  • Heroin
  • Oxycodone
  • Marijuana
  • And more.

Being charged with a drug time is serious. If you are concerned about how this charge will affect your future, hiring a lawyer is the best way to change the final impact of your case. You need experienced representation, and we can provide it. We won’t just evaluate the evidence, we will build an aggressive case in your defense.

We believe that every individual has the right to the best legal representation. For more information about drug crime or to schedule a consultation, contact us today.

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