Southwest Ohio Drug Forfeiture Attorney
When a person is facing criminal charges or has been arrested for a drug crime, the law allows for the seizure of certain property that was used to commit the crime or that was purchased with proceeds from the sale of the drugs. The seizure of the property is referred to as forfeiture. Houses, land, cars, cell phones, cash, bank accounts and other types of property have all been seized as part of drug investigations.
However, when law enforcement officials take property that has nothing to do with the alleged crime, they have violated the law. Law enforcement will often cast a wide net and assume that anything of value must have been purchased for some criminal intent or acquired through ill-gotten gains. If you have been forced to forfeit property by the authorities, be sure that you have strong representation from an experienced criminal defense attorney.
Strong Representation on Your Side
At the Cincinnati, Ohio based law firm of Michael K. Allen & Associates, we fight aggressively to protect your rights. We have helped countless clients to recover all types of property that was wrongly seized in an investigation.
Our attorneys have over 70 years of combined experience in the practice of criminal law. Each of us worked for the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office and we have a complete understanding of these cases from all sides. Mr. Allen served as the elected Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney. We know what it takes to make a compelling argument on your behalf and we work diligently to reach a favorable outcome in every case.
Speak to a Lawyer 24/7
Contact our office today to discuss your drug forfeiture case. You can speak to an attorney at any time, day or night, for sound advice about your legal issue.
For assistance in Hamilton County, call the Cincinnati Office at 513-334-0209 or contact us toll free at 800-590-6537. You may also contact us by e-mail.
For assistance in Warren County, Butler County, Clermont County, or elsewhere in Ohio, call the Mason office at 513-445-9600. You may also contact the office by email.
