Practice Areas

  • Assault
  • Theft
  • DUI
  • Controlled Substances
  • Weapon Misconduct
  • Domestic Violence

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Criminal

Have you been accused of a crime? Don’t fight it alone, call our office today to talk to an experienced criminal
defense attorney now and see what options are available to you.

Have someone on your side. With representation through our firm you aren’t just another case on the docket, we
take a personal approach and care about your future and the result of your case. Not only will you find a talented,
trained attorney, you will find an advocate who wants to fight for you.

BFQ, your trusted attorneys, are prepared to serve all your legal needs. Call us today for a free and honest
appraisal of your case. During this meeting, we will answer any questions you have about the intimidating aspects
of your case.

    • Misdemeanor Crime – A misdemeanor is categorized into 3 levels, Class A Misdemeanor, Class B Misdemeanor and Class C Misdemeanor. Judges typically have information about the crime and a defendant’s criminal record readily
      available and usually sentences the defendant immediately after trial or a guilty plea and may involve up to one
      year in jail, fines and restitution.
    • Felony Crime – In Alaska are either unclassified or classified as Class A, B or C. The sentencing and handling of a
      felony case can be complicated with numerous rules, statutes, and regulations that must be taken into
      consideration. Sentencing in felony cases may include: prison, fines, community service, restitution to victims,
      treatment for substance abuse, mental health or anger management, surcharges, and/or probation.

Our criminal law attorneys represent clients in the following areas:

Assault

Theft

DUI

Controlled Substance

Weapons Misconduct

Domestic Violence

Assault

Alaska Law determines that assault occurs when a person recklessly or intentionally causes bodily
harm to another individual.

Alaska defines three different degrees of assault that range from Class B Felony to Class A
Misdemeanor. Assault in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree are considered felony assault, and Assault in
the 4th degree is considered a misdemeanor. Penalties for Assault charges range depending on the
severity and can include some or all of the following: incarceration, fines, probation, community
service, and/or restation paid.

Criminal defense attorneys are well versed in the extensive criminal law, understands the complex
legal definitions and are well versed in the many defenses that can be used when facing an assault
charge. An attorney can negotiate on your behalf to negotiate a plea that reduces charges or
penalties, or if you are falsely accused has the experience and knowledge to represent and defend
you in trial.

Theft

Alaska defines theft of less than $750 as a misdemeanor charge. A theft of $750 or more is
defined as a felony.

DUI

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious crime in Alaska. Don’t wait, call an
experienced attorney to help you when facing these charges. DUIs can be classified
as a misdemeanor or felony dependent on the surrounding facts of the case. DUI
charges and convictions can have lasting implications on your professional life and
personal life. Call our office today to see how we can help you.

Controlled Substance

Alaska classifies controlled substance crimes into five degrees that can include both misdemeanor charges
and felony charges. The intricacies of controlled substance law in Alaska is a very complex and detail
specific section of statutes to navigate. Don’t try to do this alone, call our firm today to see how we can
work with you.

Weapons Misconduct

Misconduct involving weapons in Alaska is categorized into 5 degrees. The
charges of weapons misconduct can have a devastating impact on one’s future, not
only in background checks, but employment and future endeavors. Don’t lose your
second amendment right, call our office today to see how we can help you to fight.

Domestic Violence

State of Alaska has civil domestic violence cases and criminal domestic violence
cases. Alaska holds mandatory arrest for crimes involving domestic violence,
violation of protective orders, and violation of condition of release. The charge of
domestic violence can negatively impact one’s future in professional and personal
life drastically. Don’t fight the fight alone, call us today to get an experienced
attorney in your corner that will fight for you.

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