Pringle Chivers Sparks Teskey criminal defence lawyers are seasoned professionals with extensive experience working in the largest and second largest cities in Alberta. The firm assists residents of Grande Prairie in all manner of legal matters, including:
- Consultations upon being arrested
- Support at bail hearings
- Trial management
- Sentencing
- Filing and following up on appeals
HOW WE HELP OUR CLIENTS
Pringle Chivers Sparks Teskey offer Grande Prairie client’s honest, easy-to-understand legal advice. We provide professional legal counsel with patience and understanding during this stressful time, with the full realization of how important this event is. Grande Prairie residents in need of a criminal defence lawyer can contact the firm for a free initial consultation with no further obligation.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Our criminal lawyers specialize in the following areas of the law:
- Violent crimes, including assault, murder, and aggravated assault
- Sexual Crimes, to include accusations of rape, prostitution and similar offences
- DUI, including traffic offences and driving over the legal limit
- Fraud and Theft, including shoplifting and white collar crimes
- Drug related offences such as possession and trafficking
Our firm can also provide legal services for businesses or individuals in Grande Prairie facing potential charges for regulatory offences, including:
- Environmental crimes.
- Occupational health and safety
- Crimes against public health
- Violations of the Wild Life Act
SPEAK WITH A CRIMINAL LAWYER
Pringle Chivers Sparks Teskey understands that when faced with criminal charges, your life literally hangs in the balance. Effective legal representation is often the only thing standing between catastrophic consequences and a satisfying outcome. Our criminal defence lawyers are committed to fighting for your rights and future; contact us to book your consultation.
Provincial Court Grande Prairie
10260 – 99 Street,
Grande Prairie, AB T8V 2H4
Phone: 780-538-5340
Grande Prairie Criminal Sittings:
Every Monday & Wednesday at 9:00 A.M.
Every Tuesday at 9:30 A.M. (Provincial Statutes)