FAQs

Law Office of Christopher J. Whelton, APC

Have a criminal defense related question? Law Office of Christopher J. Whelton, APC has the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • Do you offer free consultations?

    We do offer complimentary consultations, both in-person and via virtual platforms.

  • What types of criminal cases do you handle?

    Our law firm handles a diverse range of criminal cases, including but not limited to DUI/DWI charges, drug-related offenses, assault, theft, domestic violence, sex crimes, probation violations, and federal offenses.

  • How quickly can I meet with an attorney?

    We recognize the urgency of criminal charges and offer emergency and same-day consultations for pressing situations. Our aim is to address your legal concerns promptly.

  • What makes your approach different from other firms?

    Our law firm prides itself on providing individualized attention to each case. Clients work directly with their assigned attorney throughout the entire legal process, ensuring a personalized approach.

  • What payment options do you offer?

    We understand financial concerns and offer adaptable payment plans. During your initial free consultation, we'll discuss payment options tailored to your specific financial circumstances.

  • How long will my case take?

    The duration of a case varies depending on its complexity. Misdemeanor cases may be resolved in a matter of weeks or months, while felony cases usually require more time. We'll provide you with a realistic timeline based on the specifics of your case.

  • Will my case go to trial?

    While many cases are resolved through negotiation, our firm approaches every case as if it will proceed to trial. This thorough preparation often leads to favorable pre-trial resolutions.

  • What should I bring to my initial consultation?

    For your initial consultation, our firm requires you to bring all relevant documentation related to your case. This may include arrest records, bail paperwork, and any correspondence from law enforcement or the court.