Virginia Misdemeanor Defense
If you’re charged with a Virginia misdemeanor, you’re in the right place. Andrew focuses his practice on misdemeanors and traffic tickets, so he can be intimately familiar with the law, the judges who will hear your case, and the officers involved.
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Andrew and Fitz handle misdemeanor defense in Virginia for offenses such as:
- DWI/DUI
- Reckless Driving
- Driving on a Suspended License
- No Driver’s License
- Hit and Run
- Possession of Marijuana
- Shoplifting
- Trespassing
- Underage Possession of Alcohol
Why Choose Flusche & Fitzgerald for Your Virginia Misdemeanor Defense
- Exclusive Focus on Misdemeanors and Traffic Offenses: Andrew Flusche built his entire practice around misdemeanor and traffic defense. This singular focus means he understands the local judges, prosecutors, and officers in Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, and Caroline courts better than general practice attorneys.
- A Former Prosecutor Who Fought Against Defendants, Now Fights for Them: Ryan “Fitz” Fitzgerald prosecuted thousands of misdemeanor and felony cases in Stafford and Fairfax counties. He knows the playbook, and he now uses it exclusively for your benefit.
- We Handle the Full Range of Virginia Misdemeanors: DWI, reckless driving, hit-and-run, driving suspended, shoplifting, trespassing, underage alcohol possession, marijuana and more. Our team handles it all.
- Convictions Have Lasting Consequences: A Virginia misdemeanor conviction can affect your employment, security clearance, professional license, and driving privileges. We take every case seriously regardless of the charge.
- 100% Free Consultation: Speak with an attorney at no cost and no commitment. We’ll tell you honestly what you’re facing and what we can do to help.
- Flat Fee Defense: Transparent, upfront pricing so you always know what your defense will cost.
Helpful articles:
Where on my Ticket Does it Tell me if I’m Charged With a Misdemeanor or Felony?
An Explanation of Virginia Misdemeanor and Felony Classifications