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Criminal Defense Areas of Practice
Drug Cultivation/Grow House
Drug Paraphernalia
Drug Trafficking
Manufacturing of Drugs
Marijuana Possession
Possession of Drugs
Possession With Intent
Prescription Drug Crimes
Computer Crimes
Forgery
Grand Theft
Money Laundering
Organized Fraud
Shoplifting/Petit Theft
Worthless Checks
Credit Card Fraud
Drug Offenses
Health Care Fraud
Mail Fraud
Mortgage Fraud
RICO
Weapons Offenses
Wire Fraud
10-20-Life Law
Assault/Aggravated Assault
Battery on LEO
Battery/Aggravated Battery
Carjacking
Child Abuse
Domestic Violence
Firearm Offenses
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Murder
Robbery/Burglary
Child Pornography
Indecent Exposure
Lewd & Lascivious Battery
Lewd & Lascivious Molestation
Prostitution & Solicitation
Sexual Battery and Rape
Statutory Rape
BUI (Boating)
DHSMV Hearings
Drunk Driving
Field Sobriety Tests
Suspended License
Under Influence of Drugs
Criminal Appeals
Criminal Mischief
Disorderly Conduct
Extraditions
Fleeing and Eluding
Forfeitures
Hate Crimes
Juvenile Offenses
Obstruction of Justice
Probation Violations
Reckless Driving
Resisting Arrest
Restraining Orders
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Frequently Asked Questions

If you've been arrested or are facing criminal charges, you most likely have a lot of questions. Miami criminal defense lawyer Michael Mirer is more than happy to answer your questions and address your concerns during a free initial case evaluation, and we have also included some frequently asked questions below for your convenience:

When should I involve an attorney? Our advice is to contact an attorney as soon as you have become aware that you may face arrest, or if you are facing criminal allegations of any kind. Even if formal charges have not been filed against you, having a legal professional to represent your interests is of the utmost importance. It is never too early to at least consult with an attorney, as this is a valuable opportunity to learn more about what you are potentially up against and whether you actually need legal counsel at all.

Do I have to answer police questions? If you have been arrested, you have the right to remain silent. You do not have to answer questions that the police may ask you. During questioning, law enforcement is allowed to lie to you in an attempt to get information or to obtain a confession. By taking full advantage of your right to remain silent as well as your right to an attorney, you can help ensure that you do not unintentionally incriminate yourself or say or do anything that may negatively impact your case.

How can you help me?  As an experienced criminal defense lawyer and as a former prosecutor, Michael Mirer is extremely familiar with the Florida criminal court system. He can use his legal knowledge, his firm's resources and his experience to:

  • Help you avoid formal charges in the first place
  • Expedite your release from jail or custody
  • Protect your Constitutional rights
  • Represent you through the extent of your criminal case in order to help you resolve this matter to the best possible outcome

What types of cases does your firm handle? Miami criminal attorney Michael Mirer handles all types of criminal cases throughout the entire Miami area. This includes: DUI, drug crimes, sex crimes, violent crimes, federal crimes, theft crimes, and much, much more.

For a free case evaluation, contact the Law Office of Michael Mirer, P.A. today!