FAIRFAX COUNTY

Have you been charged with a DUI or Crime in Fairfax County Virginia?

If you’re facing criminal charges, a DUI, or a traffic offense in Fairfax County, you need trusted legal guidance. At Battlefield Law Group, we’re based in Manassas, but we regularly represent clients in Fairfax County courts and understand the unique challenges of this busy jurisdiction.

About Fairfax County and the Courthouse

Fairfax County is Virginia’s most populous county, with more than 1.1 million residents. As a hub for government, technology, and business, the county sees a steady flow of traffic and criminal cases. The Fairfax County General District Court and Circuit Court are located in Fairfax City, handling all misdemeanor, felony, DUI, and traffic cases arising within the county.

Fairfax County is known for its bustling communities like Reston, Tysons, and McLean. Being familiar with the courthouse and local judges gives us an edge when defending your case — we know what strategies work best here.

Understanding Your Charges in Fairfax County

Being charged with a criminal offense, DUI/DWI, or traffic violation can feel overwhelming. In Fairfax County, DUI arrests alone reached over 2,000 in 2023, reflecting the county’s strict enforcement of DUI and traffic laws. From a first-time DUI to serious felony charges, the consequences can impact your freedom, driving privileges, and your future.

We understand how stressful this is. Our team is committed to providing clear, straightforward advice so you know your options and how to protect your rights.

Why Choose Battlefield Law Group in Fairfax County?

Local Experience: We regularly handle cases in the Fairfax County courthouse and know the judges, prosecutors, and procedures that can impact your case.

Focused Defense: Whether it’s a DUI, misdemeanor, or felony, we tailor our defense strategy to your specific needs.

Client-Focused: We treat every client like family, offering honest guidance, strong advocacy, and compassionate support.

Convenient Location: We’re a short drive from the Fairfax County courthouse, making it easy for us to meet with you and appear in court.

What to Do If You’re Charged in Fairfax County

• Don’t wait, contact a lawyer as soon as possible.

• Know Your Rights - avoid discussing your case with law enforcement without your attorney.

• Keep track of all court dates and paperwork.

• Let us help you build a strong defense, call today.