Felony charges are life-changing. A conviction can mean prison time, hefty fines, and a permanent mark on your criminal record. It can impact everything from your job and housing to your family and reputation.
That’s why you need a Cincinnati felony charge attorney. You need a strategic felony defense lawyer who knows the local courts, understands the law inside and out, and knows how to protect your rights at every step.
The criminal justice system can be complex especially when you’re up against felony charges. We take the time to explain the process in plain language. We walk you through your options without pressure. And when we go to court, we go in prepared with a strategy built around your best possible outcome.
We’ve helped hundreds of clients across Cincinnati get their charges reduced, dismissed, or resolved in ways that preserved their future. Whether you’re being investigated or you’ve already been charged, the most important step you can take right now is to contact us.
Contact us at 513-549-0611 to request a consultation.
At The Farrish Law Firm, L.P.A., we’ve defended clients facing a wide range of serious felony charges. Here are some of the felony charges we regularly handle:
From possession of controlled substances to trafficking and manufacturing, felony drug charges can carry harsh prison time and long-term consequences. We know how to challenge illegal searches, flawed evidence, and weak prosecution tactics.
If you’ve been charged with assault, aggravated assault, or other another violent offense, the stakes are high. These cases often come down to witness credibility and self-defense arguments — and we know how to build a strong defense.
Felony theft, burglary, robbery, and receiving stolen property are serious charges that can follow you for life. Whether it’s a misunderstanding or a first-time offense, we’ll work to minimize the impact on your future.
Gun and firearm-related felonies can carry mandatory prison time in Ohio. We’ll examine whether your rights were violated and explore every legal option available to you.
Crimes like embezzlement, fraud, forgery, and identity theft can be complex. We bring a detail-oriented approach and the experience needed to handle these high-stakes cases.
Few charges carry the weight and stigma of a felony sex crime. If you’re accused, it’s essential to have a defense team that handles these cases with both discretion and determination.
If you’ve had multiple DUI offenses or were involved in a crash that resulted in serious injury, you could be facing felony charges. We fight hard to protect your license, your freedom, and your future.
The first and most important thing you should do is stay calm and avoid saying anything to the police. You have the right to remain silent — use it. Anything you say can be used against you; people often try to explain themselves in the moment, only to end up hurting their case. Be respectful, but firm. Let officers know that you want to speak to a lawyer in Cincinnati before answering any questions.
Resisting arrest can worsen your situation, leading to additional charges and potential harm. Cooperate with the arrest process, but remember to protect your legal rights by staying silent about the details of your case until you have legal representation.
Once you’ve asserted your right to remain silent, the next crucial step is to ask for an attorney. Don’t discuss your case or your charges with anyone but your lawyer. If you don’t have a lawyer, ask the court to provide one for you. Having skilled legal representation early on can make a difference in developing a strong defense strategy.
Be cautious about whom you talk to regarding your case, especially while in custody. Conversations in jail are often recorded and can be presented in court. The safest approach is to discuss your case only with your attorney, who is bound by attorney-client privilege and can provide advice based on a deep understanding of the law.
Contact a felony defense lawyer as soon as possible. The earlier an experienced attorney gets involved, the more they can do to protect your rights. They can review the charges, help you understand what you’re up against, and begin building a defense strategy right away. A lawyer may even be able to intervene early in the process before formal charges are filed, which can sometimes change the course of the case entirely.
When you’re facing a felony charge, choosing the right attorney is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. Here is why you should choose us.
Our first step is listening. We want to understand what happened — your version of the story, not just what’s in the police report.
Once we understand the details, we’ll get to work analyzing the charges, reviewing the evidence, and identifying any weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. Whether it’s filing motions to suppress evidence, negotiating for reduced charges, or taking your case to trial, we’ll build a strategy that gives you a fighting chance.
We also handle all communication with law enforcement and prosecutors, so you don’t have to. If there’s an opportunity to get your charges reduced or dismissed, we’ll find it. And if your case goes to trial, you’ll have a team of experienced courtroom advocates in your corner, ready to fight for you with everything we’ve got.
Every felony case is different. Maybe it’s your first run-in with the law, or maybe you’ve been through the system before. Either way, we believe that everyone deserves a fair shot and a strong defense.
Our team brings decades of combined experience to the table, and we use that experience to fight for reduced charges, dismissal, or the best possible outcome under the circumstances.
Let our Cincinnati felony charge attorneys help you take control of your situation and start building your defense.
If you’ve been charged with a felony in Cincinnati or believe you’re under investigation, contact The Farrish Law Firm, L.P.A. today at 513-549-0611 to request a consultation.
Kelly Farrish always knew he wanted to be an attorney, but he the path he took to get there isn’t like most. He served five years in the United States Air Force and did two voluntary years in South Vietnam. When he returned to Cincinnati, he worked the midnight shift as a technician at Cincinnati Bell, all the while attending college full time year round for three years. He graduated Cum Laude from the University of Cincinnati. [ ATTORNEY BIO ]