Law Offices Of Daniel D. Nawara, P.A.

Fees For Criminal Cases

Quality Without the Cost: Offering Reasonable Payment Plans

Understand the fee. Know the next step.

Discuss your case, your priorities and your budget with Daniel D. Nawara before deciding how to proceed.

 

Flat fees explained before you hire

The Law Offices of Daniel D. Nawara, P.A. offers free consultations, flat-fee representation and payment plans for criminal and DUI matters. Your quote depends on the charge, the facts, the amount of evidence and the work included in the engagement.

Before deciding, ask for the total fee and a written explanation of the scope. Discuss court appearances, evidence review, motions, negotiations and trial, as well as any separate administrative license proceeding or other related matter.

Payment plans that you can discuss

Tell the firm what down payment and monthly payments you can manage. Available arrangements depend on the case and the agreed terms. The written agreement should identify the down payment, installment amounts and due dates.

Legal fees may be separate from court costs, fines, expert fees, transcripts, service fees, treatment or testing costs, DUI school and license-related charges. Ask which expenses are included and which are your responsibility.

 
 

What affects your quote?

The charge, prior history, number of related matters, evidence, investigation and anticipated court work can affect the proposed fee. A misdemeanor, felony, probation violation, juvenile matter or DUI may require a different scope of representation.

For a DUI-specific discussion, read our Sarasota DUI fees and payment-plan guide.

Bring these questions to your consultation

  • What work does the flat fee cover, including trial?

  • Are license proceedings or other related matters included?

  • Which outside costs could be separate?

  • What are the down payment and installment terms?

  • Who will handle upcoming deadlines and communicate with me?

Start with a free consultation

Have your case number, charge, court notice and any urgent deadline available if you have them. You can still call without all of the paperwork. If you are contacting the firm for a family member, explain your relationship and provide a safe callback number.

Request a consultation or call (941) 920-5514.

A consultation or payment discussion does not itself establish representation or extend a deadline. Representation begins when the firm accepts the engagement under the agreed terms. No result is guaranteed.