Our Practice Areas

Dickstein Law Firm provides comprehensive legal services designed to meet the specific needs of our diverse client base. We represent individuals facing criminal charges, seeking protection through injunctions, appealing legal decisions, and recovering from the impact of crime. Each case is approached with diligence, empathy, and a commitment to justice. Our goal is to ensure that every client receives knowledgeable legal counsel and clear guidance through the legal process.

Criminal Defense

We represent individuals charged with a wide range of criminal offenses, including DUI, drug offenses, domestic violence, theft, white collar crimes, and homicide. Our defense strategies are developed with a focus on both legal precision and the personal needs of our clients. We are committed to protecting constitutional rights, challenging the prosecution’s case, and working toward outcomes that support rehabilitation, fairness, and justice.

Civil Injunctions

We assist clients seeking or responding to civil injunctions in cases involving harassment, stalking, domestic violence, or threats to personal safety. These matters often require swift legal action and careful attention to procedural rules. Our firm helps clients prepare, present, and respond to injunction petitions with care and professionalism.

Appeals

Our appellate practice includes both criminal and civil appeals. We review lower court records to identify legal errors, procedural missteps, or constitutional concerns that may have affected the outcome of a case. Whether seeking to overturn a conviction or defend a favorable ruling, we provide clear appellate strategies and thorough legal research tailored to the specific needs of each case.

Support for Crime Victims

We offer legal support for individuals who have been harmed by criminal acts. Our work includes pursuing restitution, preparing clients for court involvement, and helping ensure that victims’ rights are recognized and upheld throughout the legal process. We understand that healing from trauma requires not only justice but informed and respectful advocacy.