Drug Possession Lawyer in Orlando, Florida

The State of Florida has increasingly become stricter in both regulating and criminalizing people who simply have different pharmacological and narcotic drugs in their possession, whether or not they have actually used the drugs or passed them to anyone else.

Just because you have been arrested for possessing these drugs, usually called “controlled substances,” does not necessarily mean such behavior will count as a criminal act. You will need the help of an Orlando drug possession lawyer, Chavelys Alers, who is a former prosecutor help defend your rights.

Alers Law Firm helps defend people arrested for drug possession throughout Orange & Osceola Counties and central Florida. We’re located at 490 N Semoran Blvd, Orlando, FL 32807 (Open in Google Maps).

Google Review:
“As a retired federal agent I have witnessed the work of countless attorneys; however, very few have impressed me as much as Chavelys Y. Alers and her firm’s staff. In court she is nothing short of stellar and her commitment to her clients on and off the court is second to none. These guys are the real deal and the absolute best in the business!“
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Contact Alers Law Firm TODAY to schedule a consultation at 407-930-4888 or reach out through our online contact form and an attorney or intake specialist will call you back ASAP.

Experienced Drug Possession Lawyers in Orlando, FL

With years of experience and a record of leading misdemeanor trials, The Alers Law Firm has achieved recognition at the highest levels—including admission to the Supreme Court of the United States. Our attorneys have effectively represented clients facing drug and domestic violence charges.

Praised for our community engagement, we’ve earned top ratings on Google and Avvo and received honors for our commitment to legal excellence. Alers Law Firm stands on a foundation of knowledge, integrity, and relentless advocacy.

In many cases, the Florida legislature has attempted to implement resolutions to drug possession cases. This is to help those suffering from substance abuse break free of their addiction. The problem is that in many cases, there are very specific requirements that would allow for these clear-cut resolutions.