Charged with a crime? The decisions you make right now matter more than anything else. Grande Law puts experienced criminal lawyers in your corner from day one.
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Grande Law is a boutique criminal defense and personal injury law firm with offices in Miami, FL and Steamboat Springs, CO. Founded by managing partners Stacy Marczak-Grande and Danny Grande, they bring over 40 years of combined legal experience across criminal defense, family law, personal injury, civil litigation, and property damage claims.
What separates Grande Law from larger firms is straightforward: when you call, Danny or Stacy picks up. Not an AI, not an assistant, not a paralegal. That 24/7 direct attorney access is not a marketing line — it is how the firm operates every day.
Let’s talk about your options before anything else happens.
From misdemeanor charges to federal indictments, we handle the full range of criminal cases across Florida and Colorado.
Impaired driving charges carry license loss, fines, and possible jail even on a first offense. We challenge the traffic stop, the testing procedure, and the evidence the prosecution leans on.
Not every case should be pleaded out. When the offer on the table is not good enough, we take the case in front of a jury and argue it. Trial experience matters when it counts most.
Police need a valid legal basis to search you, your vehicle, or your home. When they cut corners, we move to suppress the evidence so it cannot be used against you.
A domestic violence accusation can trigger a protective order and immediate consequences before any conviction. We challenge the allegations and work to keep one accusation from upending your life.
A required interlock device affects how and when you can drive after a DUI. We help you understand the obligations, resolve compliance issues, and work toward reinstatement.
The arraignment is your first court appearance and the moment you enter a plea. We make sure you walk in with a lawyer who already knows the charges, the court, and your options.
Getting released quickly can change the entire course of a case. We advocate at bond hearings for fair terms that let you fight the charges from outside a cell.
Felony charges put your freedom and your future on the line. We dig into the evidence, challenge the prosecution’s theory, and build a defense aimed at dismissal, reduction, or acquittal.
The law allows you to protect yourself and others from harm. When you acted to defend yourself, we build the case that your response was reasonable and legally justified.
Drug charges range from simple possession to distribution and manufacturing. We question how the evidence was obtained and push back hard on the prosecution’s theory of the case.
A criminal conviction can put your immigration status and your right to remain in the country at risk. We factor immigration consequences into the strategy so a plea does not become a deportation.
Call us and we will tell you directly. If it is criminal, we have likely handled it.
In criminal defense, strategy is everything. At Grande Law, we employ various tactics to challenge the prosecution’s case and establish reasonable doubt based on the specific circumstances of your case.
This defense asserts that the defendant was not present at the scene of the crime when it occurred. You must be able to provide evidence or witnesses to corroborate your whereabouts.
This defense focuses on violations of the defendant’s constitutional rights during the arrest, search, or seizure. If law enforcement acted unlawfully, evidence obtained may be suppressed.
This defense argues that the defendant committed the crime under duress or coercion — forced to act against their will due to threats or fear for their safety or the safety of others.
This defense asserts that law enforcement induced the defendant to commit a crime they would not have otherwise committed. It aims to show the defendant was lured into criminal activity by law enforcement.
A defense strategy often revolves around proving the defendant’s innocence through presenting an alibi, challenging witness credibility, or introducing new evidence that casts doubt on the prosecution’s case.
This defense asserts that the defendant, due to a mental illness or defect, was incapable of understanding the nature or wrongfulness of their actions at the time of the offense.
If the crime requires intent, we may argue the defendant did not have the necessary mental state to commit the offense — establishing that the defendant’s actions were accidental or lacked requisite intent.
This defense challenges the accuracy of eyewitness identification, asserting that the defendant was wrongly identified as the perpetrator due to factors like poor lighting, stress, or unreliable witnesses.
This defense argues that the defendant committed an illegal act to prevent a greater harm or danger — asserting that the defendant had no reasonable alternative and their actions were justified.
Used when the defendant claims they acted in self-defense or defense of others. The defense demonstrates the accused reasonably believed they were in imminent danger and used reasonable force.
The criminal defense attorney you choose has a direct impact on how your case moves and where it ends. Here is what sets Grande Law apart.
We do not negotiate from a position of weakness. Every case is prepared as if it is going to trial, which often produces better results before it ever does.
When something happens at 11pm on a Friday, you reach an attorney, not a voicemail. Criminal situations do not run on business hours, and we do not either.
With offices in Miami and Steamboat Springs and licensure across three states and multiple federal courts, we handle cases that cross state lines or move into federal jurisdiction without referring you out.
DUI/DWAI, domestic violence, felony and misdemeanor criminal defense, and federal criminal defense — our experience covers the full range of criminal charges. No case is handed off because it falls outside our scope.
We tell you what we actually think about your case — the strengths, the weaknesses, and the realistic outcomes. You will not get empty reassurance here.
Real answers when you call.
Every case is different, but our record reflects how hard we fight for each client.
Results depend on the specific facts of each case. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case.
[Charge type] → [Outcome: dismissed / acquitted / reduced / negotiated result]
[Charge type] → [Outcome: dismissed / acquitted / reduced / negotiated result]
[Charge type] → [Outcome: dismissed / acquitted / reduced / negotiated result]
When you contact Grande Law, you reach Danny or Stacy directly — not a receptionist, not a voicemail. That direct access starts at your very first call and continues throughout your entire case.
Call or come in and speak directly with Danny or Stacy from the start. Available 24/7, we go over the charges, what you are facing, and what your options look like.
We are with you at your first court appearance — bond hearing or advisement. Having a criminal defense attorney present at this stage can affect your release conditions.
We dig into police reports, witness statements, evidence logs, and everything the prosecution has. We look for inconsistencies, procedural problems, and constitutional violations.
After reviewing the evidence, we sit down with you and lay out the realistic paths forward — the defense strategies, the strength of the prosecution’s case, and whether a plea or trial gives you the better outcome.
Whether the case resolves through a dismissed charge, a negotiated plea, or a jury verdict, we see it through to the end and explain what the outcome means for your record and your rights.
“They are a blessing, and a team you want on your side. I needed representation last minute, and they were on it. Very good at explaining, and answering any questions I had. It allowed me to breathe, knowing they had my back. Highly recommended.”
“I had a wonderful experience working with Grande Law. They’re always available when I had questions and took the time to explain everything clearly in a way I could understand. Their professionalism, dedication, and communication made the whole process much less stressful.”
“I had an excellent experience with Grande Law. From the very first consultation, their team was professional, knowledgeable, and truly cared about my case. They kept me informed every step of the way and worked tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome.”
Common questions about criminal defense and how we work.
Do not speak to police or investigators without an attorney present. Anything you say can be used against you, even if it sounds harmless. Contact a criminal lawyer as soon as possible so we can begin reviewing your case before the prosecution builds further.
Misdemeanors are less serious charges, generally punishable by fines, probation, or less than a year in jail. Felonies carry longer prison sentences and have broader consequences on your civil rights, employment, and housing. Both require serious legal representation, and both are cases we handle.
It depends on the evidence, the charges, and the procedural history of your case. We look for constitutional violations, evidentiary problems, and weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. In some situations, charges are reduced or dismissed at the pre-trial stage. We never promise outcomes, but we pursue every available angle.
Yes. Pleading guilty without an attorney means you may not fully understand the collateral consequences — including immigration consequences, expungement eligibility, and how the conviction affects your record long-term. A criminal attorney can also negotiate a better plea than what the prosecution offers first.
We handle DUI/DWAI, drug crimes, domestic violence, felonies, federal crimes, white collar crime, probation violations, juvenile defense, restraining orders, and more across Florida and Colorado. If you are facing criminal charges and are not sure whether we handle your case type, call us and we will tell you directly.
Yes. We are licensed to practice in both states. Our Miami office serves South Florida, and our Steamboat Springs office serves clients across Colorado. For federal charges or cases with a multi-state dimension, we handle the matter directly rather than referring you to another firm.
Criminal charges move quickly. Evidence gets locked in, witnesses get interviewed, and the prosecution starts building its case before most people even think about calling a lawyer. The earlier you have a criminal defense attorney reviewing your case, the more options you have.
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Grande Law serves clients across Florida and Colorado. Reach out to the office nearest to you, or contact us online and we will connect you with the right attorney.
941 Lincoln Ave Suite 200-E1-F, Steamboat Springs, CO 80487