Massachusetts
Criminal Defense Attorneys Protecting Your Future
Protecting Your Rights in Massachusetts
At Castel & Hall LLP, our Massachusetts criminal defense attorneys know that facing criminal charges can be overwhelming. Whether it’s a first-time OUI in Framingham, a drug charge in Woburn, or a felony indictment in Boston, we are here to defend your rights and fight for your future. Our team has handled cases in district and superior courts across Massachusetts, giving us the experience to take on everything from misdemeanors to life-changing felonies.
Criminal Cases We Handle
Our defense team represents clients in a wide range of cases, including:
Understanding the Massachusetts Criminal Process
The criminal process can move quickly. After an arrest, you’ll face arraignment, pre-trial hearings, and possibly trial. Prosecutors may push for plea deals, but without skilled representation, you could face unfair outcomes. We advise every client: do not speak to police or prosecutors without your lawyer present. Castel & Hall ensures that your rights are respected from day one.
Our Defense Approach
Our Defense Approach
Investigating evidence and witness credibility
Challenging illegal searches and police mistakes
Negotiating for reduced charges when possible
Preparing for trial with a strong courtroom presence
Because we’re a multilingual firm, we can explain complex legal issues clearly in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, or Haitian Creole.
Know Your Rights: FAQs
Do I need a lawyer if I’m innocent?
Yes. Even innocent people can be convicted without a strong defense.
What happens if I’m arrested for OUI in Massachusetts?
A first offense can carry license suspension, fines, and possible jail time. An attorney may help you reduce penalties or fight the case.
Can I seal my criminal record?
In many cases, yes. Record sealing can improve your future opportunities.
Call Now for Immediate Help
If you’ve been charged with a crime, time matters. Castel & Hall LLP offers urgent consultations and can respond quickly to criminal emergencies.