Law Offices of Brian J. Ehrhard, PLLC - Utica, NY
2219 Genesee Street2nd FloorUtica, NY 13501
Utica Criminal Law Firm
Overview
As the founding attorney at the law office of Brian Ehrhard, I proudly serve clients in Utica and throughout Upstate New York with representation in matters such as traffic violations, DUI and DWI, drug violations, sex offenses and white collar crimes. My law office understands the challenges people may face when dealing with criminal charges, whether a minor traffic ticket or a serious felony offense. I provide the compassionate yet straightforward counsel my clients need and deserve.
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As the founding attorney at the law office of Brian Ehrhard, I proudly serve clients in Utica and throughout Upstate New York with representation in matters such as traffic violations, DUI and DWI, drug violations, sex offenses and white collar crimes. My law office understands the challenges people may face when dealing with criminal charges, whether a minor traffic ticket or a serious felony offense. I provide the compassionate yet straightforward counsel my clients need and deserve.
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As the founding attorney at the law office of Brian Ehrhard, I proudly serve clients in Utica and throughout Upstate New York with representation in matters such as traffic violations, DUI and DWI, drug violations, sex offenses and white collar crimes. My law office understands the challenges people may face when dealing with criminal charges, whether a minor traffic ticket or a serious felony offense. I provide the compassionate yet straightforward counsel my clients need and deserve.
I begin my relationship with those I represent with a free initial consultation. At that time, I listen to their sides of the story and discuss the details of their cases with them, offering advice on their options and the best course of action given their specific circumstances. As a results-oriented law office, I focus on protecting the rights of my clients through each phase of the criminal process, from arraignment through appeals. I work closely with those I represent to develop strategies aimed at achieving the best possible outcomes to their cases, including pleading down the charges against them or pursuing an acquittal or full dismissal.
Passionate about helping people navigate some of the most trying experiences of their lives, I not only handle criminal law cases, but I also represent people in family law matters, including those involving divorce, child custody, child support, fathers’ rights, military divorce and same-sex family-related issues. I know that dealing with legal domestic issues can be emotionally draining for everyone involved, and my law office approaches these cases with the same tenacity as I do my criminal defense cases in order to achieve efficient and effective resolutions to my clients’ legal problems. I accept credit cards for the convenience of those I represent.
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