Sex Crimes Against Children

Child Molestation • Abuse • Misconduct • Assault

When charged with or under investigation for a sex crime against a child, you should not speak to the police or anyone except your attorney about your case. Using deceptive tactics, the police will attempt to obtain a confession from you during a confrontation call. If charged with a sex crime against a child, call the Phoenix, Arizona, Law Offices of Howard A. Snader, LLC at (480) 588-5699. Attorney  Howard Snader represents people throughout Maricopa County, Yavapai County, La Paz County, Mohave County, and Pinal County.

As a former Maricopa County prosecutor and a Certified Criminal Law Specialist in the State of Arizona, Lawyer Howard Snader defends people against charges of:

• Child molestation
• Sexual conduct with a minor
• Sexual assault
• Sexual exploitation of a minor
• Indecent exposure
• Sexual abuse

Aggressive Criminal Defense Attorney

Arizona has some of the harshest criminal sentences for sex offenders than any other state in the country. If convicted of a sex crime against a child you face a mandatory minimum jail sentence of five to twelve years. Depending on the age of the alleged victim, you may face charges that are even more serious. With almost twenty years of legal experience, Howard Snader will aggressively defend you against criminal charges, like child molestation.

When facing a serious criminal charge, it is crucial to call us immediately. The police will attempt to lure you into making a confession through a confrontation call with someone working in concert with them. An experienced attorney will serve as a roadblock against over zealous prosecutors and a criminal justice system biased against sex offenders. At the Law Offices of Howard A. Snader, LLC, we will sit down with you and hear your side of the story.

To learn more information about sex crimes against children, like child molestation, call the Phoenix, Arizona, Law Offices of Howard A. Snader, LLC at (480) 588-5699. Speak to lawyer Howard Snader about your case. If you have questions, submit them to us by filling out the attached contact us form.