A criminal charge can affect your work, family, and future. Everett criminal defense attorney Daniel Ehrlich helps adults and juveniles understand the allegations, review the evidence, and prepare for the next stage of their case.
Serving Snohomish, King, Skagit, and Island counties.
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Daniel Ehrlich handles criminal defense matters in Snohomish, King, Skagit, and Island counties, including tribal court proceedings. We begin with the charge, the court’s schedule, and your concerns about what happens next.
A DUI or other driving charge can raise concerns about both your court case and your ability to drive. We review the citation, available evidence, and notices you have received. The circumstances of the stop and the allegations guide the questions we investigate.
We review charging documents, reports, and other available evidence to understand the case against you. We explain the issues affecting your defense and prepare for court appearances, discussions about resolution, and trial when needed.
An alleged protection order violation requires close attention to the order’s wording and the events in question. We examine the existing order, the allegation, and relevant records or communications. We also identify related proceedings that may affect preparation of your defense.
A young person’s criminal case affects the family as well as the person facing the charge. We explain the court process, review the allegations, and prepare for upcoming hearings. Tell us the young person’s age, the court, and the next scheduled date when requesting a consultation.
We assist with criminal charges in tribal court and review inquiries based on the specific court and matter. Preparation includes examining the charging documents, applicable procedures, and existing orders. Visit our tribal court representation page for more about this work.
Preparation means understanding the evidence and the issues the court will be asked to decide. We organize the record, identify questions that need further investigation, and discuss the next stage with you. Our work follows the facts and procedural needs of your case.
We begin with your concerns, the charging documents, and the court’s schedule. The facts and procedural stage of the case guide the work that follows.
Have your citation, charging papers, court orders, and hearing notices available. Include the court, case number, and next hearing date in your consultation request.
Identify the allegations, upcoming dates, and any conditions already in place.
Evaluate the available record and discuss the issues affecting your defense.
Explain your options and prepare for the next stage of the case.
Yes. Include the court, case number, charge, and hearing date in your request. That information helps us assess availability and the stage of your case. Have your hearing notice and any current court orders available for review.
Daniel Ehrlich’s criminal defense practice includes both adult and juvenile matters. Tell us which court is involved and who is facing the charge so we can evaluate whether the matter fits our practice. Learn more about Daniel’s background and trial experience.
Use the consultation form to give a brief description of the charge and any upcoming date. Have citations, charging papers, hearing notices, and existing orders available. We will discuss the records needed to review your situation.
Tell us what kind of help you need and whether you have an approaching hearing or deadline.
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