Welcome to Christian Conrad, PA.

Christian Conrad, Esq. Orlando Defense Attorney has practiced law in Central Florida since September, 2001. Over that 10-year period Mr. Conrad has handled thousands of cases and acted as lead counsel in over 70 felony jury trials. Most of his trials have resulted in either a not guilty verdict, a judgment of acquittal (JOA), or a conviction for some lesser offense than the original crime charged. Additionally, Mr. Conrad has argued dozens of motions to dismiss, motions to suppress evidence, motions to discharge, bond motions, motions to modify conditions of pretrial release, etc. Mr. Conrad has also been successful representing clients in family law cases. A divorce or child custody case can be extremely stressful to all the parties involved. A party to a family law case deserves to have a lawyer it can trust who will work hard to bring about s speedy and satisfactory resolution to the case. Mr. Conrad strives to build a relationship of trust and honesty between himself and his clients.

You may contact the law office of Christian Conrad Esq., P.A. by calling (407)-340-7116. Mr. Conrad will consult with you personally at no cost. After an initial consultation, you may arrange a face-to-face meeting with Mr. Conrad at his downtown Orlando office at no cost to the client. If you or your family member is incarcerated, Mr. Conrad will travel to that Central Florida facility to meet with the client, also at no cost. Attorney Conrad is an Orlando Family law Lawyer and an Orlando Criminal Defense Attorney. He is also an expert with Violation of Probation in Orlando .

Mr. Conrad understands that economic issues are a major concern with most parties to legal proceedings. Mr. Conrad is careful to keep overhead costs low so that he can offer competitive prices to prospective clients. In most cases Mr. Conrad will quote a reasonable flat fee to cover the entire proceeding. Additionally, Mr. Conrad will accept a modest initial payment and arrange for monthly installments.

Both criminal and family law cases are generally time-sensitive. In criminal cases, certain pretrial motions must be filed before arraignment. Speedy trial requirements lapse in 90 days in misdemeanor cases and 175 days in felony cases. In family law cases, certain petitions must be answered within 15 days to avoid a default judgment. Most judges are extremely busy and have little patience with late filings. It is very important to retain a lawyer as early as possible in the legal process.

On September 12, 2001, the day after the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center , Mr. Conrad was sworn into the Florida Bar to begin his law practice. At that time he took a solemn oath to defend the Constitution of the United States , and to uphold the public trust. Mr. Conrad takes that oath very seriously. Mr. Conrad is committed to a philosophy of a relentless and vigorous protection of the rights of his clients. He maintains open communication with clients and their family members. Mr. Conrad strives to make himself available at any time of day or night to address the important concerns of his clients. Christian Conrad believes that the most important aspect of any case is the attorney-client relationship.