California Criminal Lawyer Group

California Criminal Lawyer Group is an Anaheim, California criminal defense firm representing people facing misdemeanor and felony charges in Orange County and surrounding areas. The firm handles DUI, domestic violence, drug crimes, theft offenses, fraud, firearm charges, sex crimes, violent crimes, juvenile matters, and post-conviction relief. Its attorneys represent clients in state and federal criminal cases and focus on protecting rights, evaluating evidence, and developing defense strategies based on each case.

California Criminal Lawyer Group is led by founder and president George L. Fernandez, who has represented thousands of clients. The firm defends people under investigation or formally charged with crimes, including matters involving DUI, driving offenses, and serious felony allegations. Its practice includes DMV administrative hearings, restraining order matters, expungements, record sealing, probation violations, certificates of rehabilitation, and petitions involving prior convictions.

California Criminal Lawyer Group defends clients against allegations involving assault and battery, domestic violence, controlled substances, theft, robbery, burglary, white collar offenses, and firearm violations. The firm handles murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, attempted murder, sexual offenses, and other serious charges. Its attorneys examine the prosecution’s evidence, investigate the circumstances surrounding arrests, identify potential constitutional or procedural issues, and prepare cases for negotiation, hearings, or trial.

California Criminal Lawyer Group maintains an office on South Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim and serves clients throughout Anaheim, Orange County, and neighboring communities. The firm emphasizes personalized attention, accessible legal guidance, case preparation, and direct communication with clients facing criminal accusations. Its criminal defense practice addresses immediate court proceedings and longer-term consequences. These concerns include criminal records, professional opportunities, driving privileges, and other effects connected to a charge or conviction.