Experienced Attorney Handling Felony Charges in Pennsylvania
A felony charge is one of the most serious legal situations a person can face. A conviction can mean years in prison, permanent loss of rights and limited opportunities long after the case is over. Many people charged with felonies also face public stigma, difficulty finding work and barriers to rebuilding their lives.
The Law Office of William Davis Jr., LLC in Media, Pennsylvania provides experienced defense for individuals charged with felonies in Delaware County and surrounding areas. As a former prosecutor who handled thousands of major cases, Mr. Davis understands how these charges are built and how to challenge them.
Defense For Violent, Drug And White Collar Felony Charges
Whether you’re accused of a violent felony, a drug crime or a financial offense, early legal representation is critical. Attorney William Davis Jr. defends clients in felony court and helps them understand their rights, options and risks. Charges he handles include:
- Murder and attempted homicide
- Homicide by vehicle while DUI
- Aggravated assault and other violent felonies
- Robbery, burglary and theft by unlawful taking
- Felony drug crimes, including possession with intent to deliver
- Carrying a firearm without a license
- White collar felony charges such as embezzlement and fraud
Mr. Davis brings more than 25 years of experience to each case. He works closely with clients, challenges unlawful searches, reviews evidence and builds a defense strategy designed to protect their freedom and future.
How Long Will A Felony Stay On My Record?
In Pennsylvania, a felony conviction stays on your criminal record permanently unless you qualify for expungement or post-conviction relief. Most felonies are not eligible for expungement unless the conviction is reversed or the defendant is later pardoned. A criminal defense lawyer can review your case to see if there are any options to reduce, appeal or clear your record after sentencing.
Can I Get A Job If I’m Listed As A Felon?
Having a felony on your record can create employment barriers, especially in jobs that require background checks or professional licenses. However, some employers are willing to hire individuals with past convictions, and certain programs offer support for reentry into the workforce.
The impact of a felony on your job prospects depends on the type of charge, how much time has passed and the nature of the work. Avoiding a conviction whenever possible is one of the best ways to protect your long-term opportunities.
Schedule Your Free Consultation For Felony Defense Today
If you’re facing felony charges in e in Delaware County or elsewhere in Pennsylvania, contact the Law Office of William Davis Jr., LLC for a free 30-minute consultation. Call 610-565-6760 or send an email to schedule a confidential meeting.