Top Assault and Disorderly Conduct Defense Lawyer in Arizona

An assault charge is often a matter of “who tells the better story.“ We are relentless investigators and aggressive litigators who dismantle weak cases and fight for complete dismissals.

Don’t face this alone. Call (480) 386-1824 to speak directly with Attorney Josh today.

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We Don’t Believe the Police Report. We Investigate It.

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Our goal is not just to resolve your case, but to resolve it in a way that protects your future from a permanent public record.

The initial report is just one side of the story. Our defense is built on uncovering the whole truth.

  • Witness Investigation
    We immediately locate and interview all witnesses the police may have missed. The “victim’s” story often crumbles under scrutiny.
  • Evidence Collection
    We secure and analyze all available evidence: text messages, social media posts, surveillance footage, and 911 call recordings to reveal the true context of the incident.
  • Self-Defense & Defense of Others
    Arizona law protects your right to defend yourself or another person. We build a powerful case to justify your actions.
  • Motive Exposure
    In domestic cases, we often uncover ulterior motives for false accusations: child custody, divorce proceedings, jealousy, or revenge.
The Defense You Need When Stakes Are High.
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An Assault Conviction Is More Than a Sentence.

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A conviction for a crime of violence creates a permanent shadow over your life:

  • Permanent Violent Crime Record: This is a major red flag for any employer, landlord, or licensing board.
  • Loss of Gun Rights: A felony assault conviction results in a permanent loss of your Second Amendment rights.
  • Professional Licenses: Careers in law, healthcare, security, finance, and education can be ended.
  • Immigration Status: For non-citizens, a conviction can lead to mandatory deportation and permanent inadmissibility.
  • Protective Orders: You could be barred from your home, prohibited from seeing your children, and forced to surrender firearms.

This isn’t just about avoiding jail. It’s about preserving your reputation, your rights, and your ability to provide for your family.