Our lawyers have been helping the people of SW Florida through the stress and challenges of the criminal justice system for over 40 years with consistent success. When you are looking for an attorney to represent you against criminal charges, you want to be sure that you have someone who has the experience, the knowledge and the tenacity to protect you above all else. You want to know that your la
wyer has fought this battle before and can properly handle your case.There is a lot on the line in these cases, and choosing the right attorney can go a long way toward obtaining a positive result. At the law firm of Ringsmuth, Day & O'Halloran, our Fort Myers criminal law attorneys dedicate their entire practice to representing clients who have been accused of a crime. Our firm was founded when Peter Ringsmuth started his own firm after a successful partnership with an established Southwest Florida law firm. Today, Ringsmuth, Day & O'Halloran has four attorneys Peter Ringsmuth, Donald Day, Danielle O'Halloran and Joel Kopf. Each of our lawyers has also served as a prosecutor with the State Attorney's Office here in Southwest Florida. Our firm is well-respected throughout the community. Clients have always found us based upon our reputation in the community for superior representation, not mass mailings, billboards or television ads. We have a well-earned reputation for our devotion to fighting the government on every case. You can count on us to pursue every legal option available in an effort to obtain the best possible result for you. We only represent those that are being investigated or accused of criminal wrongdoing. We know that the best criminal representation can only come from attorneys that are focused on criminal defense. The best representation can only come from those attorneys that have a local practice and therefore know the players and the playing field. Attorneys that do not focus their practice on criminal defense or travel wherever the money takes them do not have the legal knowledge or professional relationships that you need. That specific knowledge is necessary to navigate the criminal justice system.
