CHARLES B. MEAD, JR., P.A.

An accusation of wrongdoing is one thing. A criminal charge? That’s something else entirely. There’s a gravity, an unavoidable and alarming significance to being arrested and charged with a misdemeanor or felony. You feel like your life–and your fate–are simply spinning out of control. At the end of the day, you can’t expect anyone who isn’t familiar with the Florida legal system to understand what it’s like stand in your shoes.

At a time like this, you may be tempted to try to tell as much of your story to as many people as possible in order to defend yourself. Make no mistake. If you are arrested for any crime, the Miranda warning is absolutely true: anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.

Florida Criminal defense lawyer Charles Mead has spent two decades helping clients overcome insurmountable odds in all kinds of cases. He knows how to directly and effectively confront accusations, control the damage in your situation, and defend you against criminal charges.