Fighting Criminal Charges in Delaware
Serving Clients Throughout Delaware & the Eastern Shore of Maryland
When you face criminal charges, you need help from a Delaware criminal defense lawyer who can manage the details of your case and help you obtain a favorable outcome. At Whitehead Law, we offer over 15 years of experience to every client to help them better understand their situation and make the best use of their legal options. Prosecutors and law enforcement can make you doubt your future. Our team knows better. Let us help you work toward the outcome that will best serve your interests.
If you or a loved one are facing criminal charges, schedule a case review and start building a defense with our Delaware defense attorney today!
Cases We Handle
While you are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, prosecutors will do everything they can to ensure you receive the full punishment. At Whitehead Law, we take the time to help our clients get a better understanding of the charges and evidence filed against them so they can face legal proceedings with confidence. No matter how severe your charges may be, you can count on our team to stand by your side and fight for you.
With thousands of cases handled, we understand what it takes to help you question the evidence and protect your future. There are a number of different solutions you may have available that could help you prevent being convicted of a crime. These could include community service, reduction of your sentence, or probation.
Cases We Handle
Criminal Defense that Never Quits
Facing Criminal Charges?
High-Quality, Experienced Counsel & Representation
Criminal charges can have damaging effects on your future. Between misdemeanors and felony offenses, felonies carry much more severe penalties. In general, a felony offense will carry a minimum of 1 year in jail with the sentencing increasing with the severity of the crime committed. Class E felonies are the least severe with a maximum jail sentence of up to 3 years in jail.
Practice Your Rights During an Arrest
If a police officer asks for you to identify yourself, you do have to provide this. Usually, this can be done by simply handing the officer your ID or license and if you’ve been pulled over, your registration and insurance as well. You cannot decline to identify yourself if a police officer asks you to. You also may not resist arrest, even if you believe the arrest was unlawful.
Committed to Each & Every Case
Dedicated to Providing Personal Attention
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Best of the best. Professional, experienced, & efficient.- Charlene R.
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Andrew Whitehead is a great attorney. His staff is amazing. They take great care of their clients. Jackie is the best and the sweetest.- Christine W.
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- Abi G.
They helped me a lot in a very difficult and stressful case, I highly recommend!
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Andrew Whitehead is a great lawyer and a strong advocate for his clients. He has years of experience and works to get his clients the best outcome in court.- Rue S.