Law Offices of Kawass, P.A. is a boutique criminal defense and appellate firm headquartered in Miami, Florida. The firm represents individuals charged with misdemeanors, felonies, and federal offenses in trial and appellate courts. Its practice covers matters ranging from traffic and property offenses to drug crimes, robbery, sex offenses, domestic violence, conspiracy, and homicide. The attorneys provide personalized, confidential representation while protecting clients’ constitutional rights throughout each stage of a case.
Law Offices of Kawass, P.A. handles criminal cases in Florida state and federal courts. The firm reviews evidence, challenges unlawful government action, prepares pretrial motions, negotiates with prosecutors, and presents defenses at trial when necessary. Its attorneys bring substantial courtroom experience to cases involving serious penalties, complex facts, and difficult strategic decisions. Their work helps clients understand the charges, possible consequences, available defenses, and procedural steps affecting their freedom and future.
Law Offices of Kawass, P.A. also maintains a focused appellate and post-conviction practice. The firm represents clients in direct appeals, motions for post-conviction relief, and extraordinary writ proceedings involving habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, and certiorari. Its attorneys examine trial records, research legal errors, prepare detailed briefs, and present oral arguments. The practice includes challenges to convictions and sentences involving offenses ranging from third-degree felonies to first-degree murder.
Law Offices of Kawass, P.A. was founded in 2013 by appellate attorney Kristen Kawass, who was later joined by trial attorney Tara Kawass. Their combined experience includes judicial clerkship work, public defender service, numerous criminal trials, and extensive appellate litigation. The firm emphasizes careful preparation, direct communication, and committed advocacy. From its Miami office, it helps clients pursue fair proceedings, protect important rights, and challenge criminal convictions or sentences when legal grounds exist.