A felony conviction can take your freedom, your rights, and your future. Attorney Tyler Williams prepares every felony case as if it’s going to trial.
A felony conviction in South Florida can cost you your freedom, your right to vote, your right to own a firearm, professional licenses, and future employment opportunities. Under Florida’s sentencing guidelines, felonies range from third-degree (up to 5 years in prison) to capital felonies (life imprisonment or death).
Having defended hundreds of clients against serious felony charges across the 17th Judicial Circuit, I have firsthand experience with cases including drug trafficking, aggravated battery, armed robbery, and weapons offenses. I know how prosecutors build their cases, what evidence they rely on, and where the pressure points are.
I pressure-test every piece of the State’s evidence, file strategic motions to suppress illegally obtained evidence and dismiss weak charges, and prepare every case as if it is going to trial. That preparation is what gives my clients leverage — whether the case resolves through negotiation or in front of a jury.
Third-degree felony: up to 5 years prison. Second-degree: up to 15 years. First-degree: up to 30 years. Life felony: up to life imprisonment.
Your first case strategy session is free and completely confidential. Attorney Tyler Williams answers personally, 24/7.