Your questions. Clear answers.

No. Media coverage reflects only part of the firm’s work. Alfredo Izaguirre also represents people whose cases receive no public attention, in both state and federal matters. Whether the firm can accept representation depends on the matter, conflicts and availability, rather than publicity.

Alfredo A. Izaguirre was admitted to The Florida Bar in 2005. His practice focuses on state and federal criminal defense, including investigations, trials, appeals and post-conviction proceedings. His attorney profile explains his background, and his professional record is available under Bar number 13556. Experience and past results do not guarantee another case’s outcome.

Yes. The firm represents people in Florida state courts and federal courts. Procedures and potential consequences depend on the jurisdiction and charge. If you are unsure which court is involved, have the summons or charging documents available for your conversation with the firm.

Yes. Alfredo Izaguirre serves clients in Spanish and English. State your preferred language when requesting a consultation and ask questions directly in that language. Speaking Spanish with the firm does not replace arranging a court interpreter when one is needed.

The office is at 338 Minorca Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida 33134. From there, the firm serves people in Miami, Hialeah, Doral and other South Florida communities. Named communities are service areas, not additional offices. Call 305-442-0425 or send an inquiry to arrange a consultation in English or Spanish.

Verify the professional license and ask about experience with your type of charge and court. Compare who will handle the case, communication, scope and fees. Public reviews and documented cases can provide context, but no rating guarantees an outcome. Be cautious about promises to eliminate charges without reviewing the record.

A criminal defense attorney assists people facing investigations or charges. Work may include examining evidence, advising about rights, preparing hearings, negotiating and handling trials or appeals, depending on the engagement. Confirm licensing, jurisdiction and relevant experience. On this site, the practice concerns Florida state and federal criminal defense.

Yes. The firm offers scheduled payment plans. During the consultation, ask about arrangements for your matter, amounts, dates and the scope of representation. Fees and expenses should be clarified before hiring. A free initial consultation does not mean that later representation is free.

It lets you explain your situation in general terms, ask questions and discuss representation before deciding whether to hire the firm. You can also ask about fees and next steps. It is not a complete file review or automatic acceptance of the case. Use the public form for contact details and a brief description, without evidence or confidential documents.

No. The initial consultation does not require you to hire the firm or agree to fees. You may consider the information and your options. Representation requires the firm to accept the matter and agreement on its scope and terms. Submitting a form or receiving an initial response does not by itself establish an attorney-client relationship.

If available, gather the summons, arrest or charging documents, case number, court name and upcoming dates. Write down your questions and contact details for follow-up. Do not delay an urgent call because something is missing. Ask the firm for an appropriate document-sharing channel; the public form does not accept files and should not be used for confidential evidence.

Yes. Explain that you are asking about a relative and provide your contact details. If known, have the detention location, case number and hearing dates available for the conversation. The consultation can identify who would be represented and the possible scope of assistance. Do not submit sensitive details or the relative’s documents through the public form.

No. The form sends an inquiry, and the firm must follow up to arrange the consultation. A submission confirmation is not a confirmed appointment or acceptance of the case. The inquiry goes to Alfredo with a copy to the technical contact identified in the privacy policy; include only the information needed to contact you.

There is no single fee for every matter. A quote depends on the charges, whether the case is state or federal, its stage and the work needed on evidence, hearings or trial. Ask for clarity about scope, fees, expenses and any work requiring a separate agreement. The initial consultation is free, and you can ask about available payment plans.

No. The free initial consultation lets you discuss a possible engagement; representation fees are agreed separately. A public defender is appointed under legal eligibility requirements, rather than through this form. If you cannot afford counsel, ask the court or public defender’s office about applying and the conditions involved. Do not miss a court date while seeking assistance.

As soon as you learn of an investigation, receive a subpoena, are arrested or are told about charges. You do not need to wait until the first hearing. An early conversation helps identify important dates and obtain guidance about your rights and communications with investigators. Do not miss a hearing because you are looking for counsel.

Not in every case, but incarceration cannot be ruled out without reviewing the charges. Sentencing depends on the offense, facts, history and applicable law; some charges carry mandatory minimums. Alternatives may be available where the law permits. An attorney needs to assess your circumstances before explaining options and risks. No one can guarantee that you will avoid jail.

That decision requires reviewing the evidence, possible defenses, any prosecution offer and the consequences of each option. The accused person decides how to plead with advice from counsel. A general internet answer or promised result is not a basis for that decision. Ask for an explanation of immediate risks and consequences that may continue after the case.

Ask your attorney about the hearing’s purpose, whether you must attend and what participation is expected. Bring the requested documents, arrive on time and follow court instructions. Say so if you do not understand a question or need an interpreter. Decisions about giving testimony concerning the case require individual advice; this page does not tell you what statement to make.

There is no single timeline that can be promised for every case. The court, charges, amount of evidence, experts, motions and negotiations all matter. Procedural deadlines may also require your attorney’s assessment. Once the firm knows the record, it can explain the next stages, but this website cannot guarantee a resolution date.

Call 305-442-0425 and tell the firm the date. Do not rely only on a form for an urgent need. Requesting a consultation does not suspend a deadline, change a hearing or confirm that someone will appear for you. Keep your court obligations and expressly confirm any representation or instructions concerning dates.

No. Outcomes depend on the facts, evidence, prosecution and court decisions and applicable law. After assessing the matter, an attorney can explain possible defenses, risks and options, but cannot promise dismissal, acquittal or a particular sentence. Testimonials and past results do not predict your case’s outcome.

No. Alfredo A. Izaguirre, P.A. practices state and federal criminal defense. The firm does not handle immigration cases, including visas, asylum, residency or removal proceedings. For an immigration matter or the immigration consequences of a criminal case, consult an independent immigration attorney.

A record may affect employment, housing, education or professional licensing, depending on the record and applicable law. An arrest, a charge and a conviction are not the same. Review the case’s actual disposition and whether sealing or expungement may be available. If immigration status may be affected, consult an independent immigration attorney. This firm does not handle immigration cases.

Yes. The firm handles juvenile criminal defense and helps families understand the applicable process. Age, allegations and court documents require individual review. A parent or representative may request a consultation; do not assume that a minor’s matter will necessarily follow the same procedure as an adult case.

Sealing or expungement may be available for some Florida records, but eligibility depends on your history, the case disposition and legal requirements. Not every record qualifies, and approval is not automatic. The firm can assess those options. A dismissal by itself does not mean that the record disappears from public searches.