Misdemeanor Defense Attorneys in Orlando, Florida

At Alers Law Firm, we are proud to offer quality criminal defense representation and trusted legal counsel to individuals that are facing misdemeanor charges. Our office works diligently to create an effective defense for our clients and we are not afraid to represent them at both the state and federal level. We take the time to get to personally know each client, get to hear their side of the story, gather all necessary evidence, investigate the charges, and build a defense for their case.

Alers Law Firm is a criminal defense firm located at 490 N Semoran Blvd, Orlando, FL 32807 (Open in Google Maps).

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Experienced Misdemeanor Defense Lawyer in Orlando, FL

The Alers Law Firm’s years of experience include leading numerous misdemeanor trials and earning the prestigious honor of admission to the Supreme Court of the United States. Our firm has effectively handled matters involving drug-related charges and domestic violence, vigorously defending our clients. Our commitment to advocacy has earned us notable awards, top online ratings, and recognition from respected legal bodies. We bring a powerful combination of legal expertise and passion for justice to every case.

Contact Alers Law Firm at 407-930-4888 to schedule a consultation with our misdemeanor defense lawyers.

Take All Criminal Arrests & Accusations Seriously

Did you know that misdemeanor crimes could be elevated, and in some instances upmanded to a felony? Elevation of charges to a more serious offense is not out of the cards in some matters, and it is important that you have an attorney who can diligently defend your rights. Misdemeanors are often referred to as “lesser” crimes compared to felonies, but a conviction can still have lasting penalties.