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Fort Myers Criminal Defense Law Firm
Overview
Here at the Aiken & O'Halloran law firm in Fort Myers, Florida, we focus our practice solely on criminal defense to give you the best chance for fighting the serious criminal charges against you and improve the likelihood that you will obtain the best possible outcome for your unique situation.
Serving clients throughout Lee County and beyond, attorneys Peter D. Aiken and Sean C. O'Halloran possess more than 50 years of combined legal experience...
Here at the Aiken & O'Halloran law firm in Fort Myers, Florida, we focus our practice solely on criminal defense to give you the best chance for fighting the serious criminal charges against you and improve the likelihood that you will obtain the best possible outcome for your unique situation.
Serving clients throughout Lee County and beyond, attorneys Peter D. Aiken and Sean C. O'Halloran possess more than 50 years of combined legal experience. We have established our law office as our area's premier source of quality, effective defense counsel for those who stand accused or are under investigation for any type of state or federal crime, including any of the following and more:
- Assault and battery
- Drug crimes
- Sex offenses
- Driving with a suspended license
- DUI
- Juvenile law
- Theft crimes
- White collar crimes
- Probation violations
Our No. 1 goal is winning, and we promise to fight aggressively to protect your rights and liberties and increase your chances for preserving your freedom. Attorney Aiken once served as a federal special agent and prosecutor and attorney O'Halloran once served as a state prosecutor, so we have invaluable insight into the criminal justice system to devise the most effective defense strategies possible on your behalf.
Over the course of our history, we have secured a long record of dismissals, acquittals and reductions of charges for our clients, and we have received top rankings and endorsements from our peers along with numerous testimonials from our satisfied clients. To find out more about how we can best assist you with your serious legal challenge, you can contact Aiken & O'Halloran for a free initial consultation. Our law firm also offers virtual consultations to help keep you and your loved ones safe in today's uncertain environment.About Aiken & O'Halloran
Languages
- Spanish
- English (Primary)
Practice Areas
- Criminal Defense
- DUI/DWI
- Drug Violations
- Sex Offenses
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
2257 Cleveland Avenue Fort Myers, FL 33901 - 4906
Office Hours
Always open
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