We stand between you and what comes next.
What comes next depends on how you move forward from it. Tell us what happened, and we will tell you what you are facing. Our consultations are free, and with an attorney.
Most people who reach out to us have never spoken to a criminal defense attorney before. When you do not know what comes next, it is hard to decide how you want to move forward. Our attorneys can help you understand what your charge means and what the next steps look like.
Tell us what happened. We will tell you what you are actually facing.
In your own words, at your own pace. We will ask questions, and some of them will be uncomfortable. Nothing you say surprises us.
What the charge actually means, how it is usually handled, and what is realistic. Including the parts you would rather not hear.
What we intend to do, what we need from you, and what happens on what date. You should never be surprised by a result.
We make the first move, so the prosecutor reviewing your file sees a person with a story rather than a name on a warrant.
If you have been arrested, accused of a crime, or charged with one, this is where to start. Our attorneys will evaluate your case at no cost to you, we’ll ask questions about what led to your charge, and give you an opportunity to ask any questions you may have. We will give you direct answers. If we are not the right fit for your case, we will tell you and we will point you toward someone who is.
Call nowIf your case is already with us, this line reaches your attorney and the team working your file. Call us for the status of your case, a question about your next court date, or anything that has changed on your end since we last spoke. Nothing about your own case should ever come as a surprise to you.
Call nowIronside Criminal Defense is headquartered in Greenville and represents clients across the Upstate, including Anderson, Spartanburg, Pickens County, and Clemson, and throughout South Carolina.
Ironside Criminal Defense is based in Greenville, South Carolina. We represent people charged across the state, including the Midlands, the Lowcountry, and the counties in between when a case calls for it.
