Gilbert
Barristers & Solicitors
Criminal Defence Lawyer in Huntsville
Being charged with a criminal offence can be outright depressing, overwhelming and overall a very stressful experience. The thought of being convicted can be daunting and frightening. Choosing the right criminal lawyer is very important and will make the difference while navigating through this complex process. Just like choosing a doctor with a good bedside manner, you want to choose a criminal lawyer that is able to guide you through this stressful experience without overwhelming you. Choosing the right lawyer is important to help you successfully resolve your matter, as quickly as possible.
If you feel stuck, confused and not knowing where to turn, call us at 1-866-720-2245 for a free case review.
Our team of criminal defence lawyers are here to help defend you against charges such as:
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If you or a loved one has been charged with a criminal offence in Huntsville, contact us for a free 30 minute case review. Our team of criminal defence lawyers are here to help you and your family.
Huntsville Courthouse (Ontario Court of Justice), 36 Chaffey St., Huntsville, ON P1H 1J4
Gilbert Barristers & Solicitors regularly appears in courthouses across Southern and Central Ontario.
Huntsville, Lake of Bays, Dwight, Baysville, Port Sydney, Utterson and the District of Muskoka
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Huntsville Criminal Charges – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where will my case be heard in Huntsville?
A: Many criminal matters from the Huntsville area are heard at the Huntsville Courthouse, 36 Chaffey St., Huntsville, ON P1H 1J4, which operates with the Bracebridge court office. Some matters may be scheduled in Bracebridge. Check your release papers for your court location.
Q: Do I have to attend my first court appearance?
A: In many cases a lawyer can appear on your behalf, but it depends on your release conditions. Speak with a lawyer before your court date.
Q: Should I talk to police about my charge?
A: You have the right to speak to a lawyer and the right to remain silent. Get legal advice before making any statement.
Q: How much does a Free Case Review cost?
A: Nothing. It is a free 30-minute review of your charge and options.
This page provides general information, not legal advice.