
Florida Criminal Defense AttorneyServing Charlotte, Lee, Collier, and Sarasota Counties
At Drew Fritsch Law Firm, we are dedicated to protecting your rights and providing skilled legal representation for individuals across Charlotte, Lee, Collier, and Sarasota counties in Florida. Dedicated to criminal defense including, DUI, Drug Crimes, Violent Crimes, Traffic Offenses, and Sealing and Expunging, we bring a results-driven approach to every case. Whether you’re facing a serious legal challenge or seeking a fresh start, our team is here to navigate the complexities of the law and advocate for the best possible outcome. Trust former Charlotte and Lee County prosecutor Drew Fritsch to stand by your side with professionalism, experience, and unwavering commitment.

Former Charlotte and Lee County Prosecutor
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In a concerted effort to reduce drunk driving, all states and most local counties have imposed strict laws against driving while intoxicated (DWI). If you are arrested and charged with drunk driving or driving under the influence (DUI), the consequences can be severe; you may lose your driver’s license, pay heavy fines, have your vehicle impounded and even receive a jail sentence.
DWI/DUI Defense Learn MoreDrug charges can range from simple misdemeanors to multi-jurisdictional federal felonies. Regardless of the charge, you need a competent and dedicated criminal defense attorney to help you obtain the most favorable outcome. Depending upon the nature of your drug crime, your attorney may also advocate on your behalf for the imposition of an alternative sentencing structure wherein you are able to obtain rehabilitation for an underlying substance abuse problem.
Drug Crimes Learn MorePenalties for traffic violations can often be harsh, especially considering the effect they can have on insurance premiums. In fact, depending on the type of offense and your prior motor vehicle history, automobile insurance companies may raise premiums even after a first offense.
Traffic Violations Learn MoreA clean criminal history is vital to securing employment, gaining admission to certain schools and even qualifying for a personal loan or mortgage. Many professional licensing entities will refuse admission to any candidate with a felony or misdemeanor conviction. Fortunately, under certain circumstances, minor brushes with the law may be sealed, or expunged, from public view as if the arrest and charge never occurred.
Sealing & Expungement Learn MoreTheft crimes involve unlawfully taking someone else’s property with the intent to deprive them of its use or value. Charges can range from misdemeanors to felonies, depending on the circumstances and the value of the stolen property.
Theft Crimes Learn MoreBeing accused of a sex crime can instantly jeopardize your reputation and cause people to assume the worst – even before charges are filed. When charges are brought, you face equally difficult odds, but with consequences that are far worse than damage to your reputation.
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