Criminal cases are always challenging for anyone that gets involved in the Criminal Justice System. Prior to, during, and after an arrest, every word you utter can have a substantial barring on your case. Often, the strength of the State’s case and the charges filed against you will be determined by what you say during the investigative process prior to you being arrested. The slightest detail left out or added to a statement can make the difference between a substantial jail term or going home to your family. So, before you speak to any law enforcement officer, it is extremely important that you secure the assistance of a criminal lawyer.



A criminal lawyer should take care of all aspects of your case. He/she will not only represent you in court but, prior to entering a court room, you and your attorney should discuss and prepare different strategies so that you are able to obtain the best possible disposition. From bail hearings to arraignments; from pre-trial conference with the State through trial preparation to closing arguments, you must have the assistance of a criminal attorney that has the experience and knowledge of the Courts to get you through your legal crisis. 

You owe it to yourself and your family to hire an attorney that will put you in the best position to go on with your life without your freedom being compromised. Take the time, and allocate resources to hire a good criminal lawyer.

At the Law Offices of Matt Couloute, the boutique firm has established a reputation for fighting for the rights of criminal defendants. As a former Assistant State’s Attorney, Mr. Couloute gained valuable trial experience as well as important relationships with court officials as well. Additionally, the time Mr. Couloute spent as a guest commentator for Court TV, gives him substantial credibility and a familiar face recognized nation wide. Fifteen years of legal experience, hard working and a dedicated advocate for the underdog The Law offices of Matt Couloute’s is not only the best choice, it should be the only choice in handling your criminal matters.