Brampton Criminal Defence Lawyers
Your case, our priority. We speak English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.
Your case, our priority. We speak English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.
Facing criminal charges can be one of the most overwhelming and terrifying experiences of your life. The future seems uncertain, and the legal system can feel like an impossible maze. You might feel helpless, alone, and deeply stressed. We understand the fear and the turmoil you’re facing. We will be your guides and your advocates. We’ll listen to your story, answer your questions with clarity, and fight relentlessly to protect your rights every step of the way.
We prioritize a client-centered and result-driven approach to criminal defence, because your freedom and future are what matter most. Choose LawStop. Choose a firm committed to your rights and your best possible outcome.
Your first step matters most. If you know or suspect that you’re being investigated by the police, we’ll communicate with them on your behalf to protect your rights and ensure you don’t get trapped.
A swift and successful bail hearing can be crucial. We’ll work relentlessly to discredit the Crown’s case and present a strong case on your behalf, advocating for your release and fair bail conditions.
We provide skilled defence against all types of criminal charges, from minor offences to complex cases. Our experience and personalized strategies aim to secure the best possible outcome for you.
We know every case is unique. We’ll take the time to understand your goals, explain your options, and build a defence tailored to your specific circumstances.
Our lawyers won’t back down. We’ll explore every avenue of defense, challenging the evidence and negotiating skillfully on your behalf.
We’re more than just your lawyers – we’re your allies. You’ll have clear communication and steadfast support through every step of the process.
S. 810 Peace Bond;
No Criminal Record
Brampton – Ontario Court of Justice
"Not Guilty" after Trial; No Criminal Record
Brampton – Ontario Court of Justice
Common Law Peace Bond;
No Criminal Record
Orangeville – Ontario Court of Justice
Charges Withdrawn; No Criminal Record
Milton – Ontario Court of Justice
"Not Guilty" after Trial; No Criminal Record
Toronto – Ontario Court of Justice
Charges Stayed;
No Criminal Record
Newmarket – Ontario Court of Justice
Reach out for a free, confidential case review. We’ll discuss your options, answer your questions, and begin crafting a plan for your defence.
When you choose LawStop, you gain a dedicated team by your side. We’ll handle the complexities of your case, so you can focus on what matters.
We’ll relentlessly pursue every avenue for a resolution, whether that means negotiating with the Crown, fighting in court, or seeking alternative solutions.
The most important thing is to exercise your right to remain silent. Do not answer police questions or give a statement without consulting your lawyer first. Politely ask to contact your lawyer immediately. If you don’t have one, request a duty counsel lawyer (a lawyer available to provide free legal advice). Remember that statements you make to police can be used as evidence against you, and you generally cannot rely on your own out-of-court statements to support your defence. That’s why it’s almost always best to stay silent until you’ve spoken with a lawyer.
Yes, it’s always advisable to have a lawyer on your side. Criminal law is complex, and even seemingly minor charges can have serious consequences like jail time, fines, license suspensions, or a criminal record. A lawyer can explain the charges, protect your rights, and potentially get the charges withdrawn or significantly reduced.
Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Cases can be resolved in a few months or take well over a year, depending on things like the seriousness of the charges, court backlogs, and the complexity of your case. Our commitment at LawStop is to move your case forward as efficiently as possible while always ensuring your rights are protected.
Outcomes can range from having the charges withdrawn, negotiating a plea deal for a lesser offence, going to trial and being found not guilty, or being found guilty and receiving a sentence. The specific circumstances of your case and the strength of your legal arguments will determine the likely outcomes. Our goal is to fight for the best possible resolution in your situation.
We are often successful in obtaining resolutions for our clients that do not result in a criminal record. Some of these outcomes include:
We understand that cost is a major concern. Criminal defence fees vary based on your charges, the complexity of your case, and the estimated amount of time required to achieve the best outcome. We believe in transparency. During your consultation, we’ll discuss your options and provide a clear estimate of fees. We are also able to offer flexible payment plans.
Bail is the release of an accused person from custody while they await trial. At a bail hearing, a judge or justice of the peace will decide if you can be released and, if so, under what conditions (e.g., reporting to police, staying away from certain people). The goal of bail is to ensure you appear in court while protecting the public’s safety.
It might be possible. You may be eligible for a Record Suspension (formerly known as a Pardon). This means your criminal record is kept separate and doesn’t show up on background checks. Eligibility depends on factors like the type of offence and the time that has passed since your sentence was completed. We can assess your eligibility and guide you through the application process.
Being charged means the police believe you committed a crime. Being convicted means a judge or jury has found you guilty after a trial, or you have pleaded guilty. It’s crucial to remember that you are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.