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Felonies Attorney In Southern California

Arrested For A Felony? We Can Help

Facing felony charges is an exceedingly overwhelming experience — especially when your future, your freedom, and your hard-earned reputation are all at significant risk. The implications of a conviction can lead to harsh penalties, including lengthy prison sentences, the loss of essential rights, and enduring damage to both your personal and professional life.


If you know deep down that you didn’t commit the crime you're being accused of, it can feel like the entire system is working against you — and that can be one of the most distressing and painful aspects of navigating the legal process.


At Shield Law, APC, with conveniently located offices in La Mirada and Los Angeles, we understand the gravity of these situations and take these cases very seriously. Our dedicated criminal defense team works meticulously, reviewing every piece of evidence with an eagle eye, questioning every assumption that may be made, and diligently digging into the facts to uncover anything that could potentially help your case. We recognize the profound impact a felony charge can have on your life and work tirelessly to defend our clients against such daunting accusations.


If you're currently under investigation or already facing charges, don’t delay. It’s crucial to act swiftly. Reach out to Shield Law, APC today to speak with a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney who will take the time to thoroughly understand your unique situation, provide the guidance you need, and stand firmly by your side through every step of the legal journey.

Call Shield Law, APC at 323-310-4636 to schedule a free 30 minute consultation with a lawyer today.

Get Us on Your Side from Day One

We can’t emphasize enough how important it is to act quickly when you're accused of a felony. In the heat of the moment, it’s easy to say something to law enforcement that could be used against you later — even if you’ve done nothing wrong. The best thing you can do is remain silent and contact a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.


At Shield Law, APC, we’re ready to step in immediately. From the moment you call, we focus on protecting your rights, guiding you through the legal process, and building a strong defense from day one. Don’t wait — contact us now to get the legal support you need before making another move.

Aggressive Representation for Felony Charges

The government carries the burden of proving its case beyond a reasonable doubt — and that’s a high standard. At Shield Law, APC, our attorneys dig deep into every aspect of the charges against you. We question the assumptions, analyze the evidence, and look closely at how the case was built. If law enforcement made mistakes in how they gathered evidence or handled your arrest, we’ll work to bring those issues to light.


We approach every case with focus and determination, no matter how challenging it may seem. Our team has helped many clients overcome serious charges by uncovering weak points in the prosecution’s case and pushing for fair outcomes. When your future is on the line, we’re prepared to pursue every available option to defend you. Let Shield Law, APC fight for the justice you deserve.

FAQs

  • What Are Common Felony Charges In La Mirada?

    Common felony charges in La Mirada include violent crimes such as homicide, robbery, and assault, in addition to drug offenses, such as possession, sale, manufacturing, and trafficking. Additional felonies can include sex crimes, like rape or child exploitation, white collar crimes, such as fraud and embezzlement, as well as a repeat DUI or DUI with serious injury. Weapons crimes are also felonies, such as the use of a weapon to commit a crime.

  • What Are The Consequences Of A Felony Conviction?

    Consequences of a felony conviction can include time in prison, hefty fines, and a permanent criminal record. Having a criminal record can impact lifelong opportunities, including those related to jobs, housing, and employment. Furthermore, convicted felons may lose fundamental rights, such as their right to bear arms, vote, and obtain professional licenses. A skilled attorney can help you mitigate the consequences of your felony charges.

  • What Is The Difference Between A Felony And A Misdemeanor Case?

    In California, misdemeanors are less serious offenses, typically punishable by fines, probation, or up to one year in county jail. Felonies involve more serious crimes and can lead to state prison sentences. A key distinction is that felony cases usually include a preliminary hearing—a proceeding where a judge decides if enough evidence exists to hold the defendant for trial. Misdemeanors do not have preliminary hearings.

  • Can My Felony Charge Be Reduced To A Misdemeanor?

    It may be possible for your felony charge to be reduced to a misdemeanor, depending on the specific circumstances of your case. An experienced attorney can help reduce your felony through plea negotiations, filing motions, or taking advantage of California’s wobbler law. The wobbler law allows specific felonies to be classified as misdemeanors, depending on the details of the crime.

  • How Can A Felony Lawyer Defend Me?

    A felony lawyer can defend you by launching a deep investigation into your case and challenging illegal search and seizure processes. If any evidence against you was obtained unlawfully, they can ensure it is excluded from your case.


    Furthermore, they can call into question the credibility of witnesses, as well as negotiate pleas with the prosecution to reduce your charges or sentence. If the prosecution lacks sufficient evidence, they can work to get your case dismissed.

  • Can A Felony Be Expunged From My Record?

    Yes, a felony can be expunged from your record under specific circumstances, such as if your sentencing did not include time in state prison and if you successfully completed probation. It’s important to note, however, that certain felonies are not eligible for expungement under California law. By working with a detail-oriented attorney, you can understand whether your case may be eligible for expungement or other forms of relief.

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Facing Criminal Charges?

At Shield Law, APC, we understand that legal issues can arise at any hour, and time is often critical. Call us 24/7 at 323-310-4636 to speak with a criminal defense attorney who will listen, answer your questions, and help you understand your options.

Don’t wait—reach out now to protect your rights and your future.