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(727) 245-9009

1004 Drew St, Clearwater, FL 33755

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The dedicated Clearwater criminal defense attorneys at Bauer Crider Kenny & Parry have over 100 years of combined experience helping clients who have been charged with a crime. When you face an arrest, you may be panicked an unsure what to do. Contact their defense lawyers immediately. They can help you throughout the legal process and can fight for your rights. Theyre not afraid to go to trial for you. Additionally, when you trust their attorneys, you dont just get the help of one legal professional, but that of a whole team. Theyre available to answer calls 24 hours a day.

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Phone: (727) 446-4800

Address: 1550 S Highland Ave Ste C, Clearwater, FL 33756

Website: https://www.floridadefense.com/attorneys/david-r-parry

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Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
I was accused of child abuse from my ex-wife for giving my child a disciplinary spanking. DCF and the sheriff’s department where called on me and I had to go through the whole interview process with both agencies. I spoke to Michael about my situation and it was obvious that this was a child custody ploy. Michael gave me great advice on how to handle this situation and was present during interviews. He was highly attentive to my needs and the potential charges that I was facing. With the evidence at hand and the professionalism from Michael, the case was closed with no finding of child abuse. I would highly recommend Michael Kenny to anyone who would be facing a similar situation.
Child Abuse
There is probable cause to believe the suspect has committed domestic violence, child abuse, battery or criminal mischief or violated a safety zone

Criminal Defense
At Bauer Crider Kenny & Parry, we have two Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyers at our firm. Out of over 100,000 lawyers in Florida, only 424 are currently Board Certified in Criminal Trial Law. Having two lawyers who have obtained that certification under one roof is rare. Additionally, we practice criminal law exclusively, giving our legal team an upper hand.
DUI/DWI
“I was charged with a DUI with serious bodily injury and felony leaving the scene. It was awful and I didn't make a good decision the whole night. I had 3 public defenders during my 2 year battle. All...” - Brittany
Traffic Violations
Whether itâ€™s a traffic ticket, drug case or a crime against a child, no case is too big or too small to defend. His expertise and zealousness are sought after by various organizations. He is the most reviewed attorney on AVVO that practices in Pasco County, full time, with 119 five star reviews.
Sex Crimes
Client arrested after search warrant and charged with 20 counts of possession of child pornography. After two day motion to suppress, all evidence was suppressed by the court. The ruling was affirmed on appeal and the case was dismissed. The clients record was later expunged in 2013.
Fraud
Fraud. Fraud usually involves one person deceiving another person for monetary gain. A very common type of fraud is insurance fraud — in the United States, the total cost of insurance fraud is an estimated $40 billion per year.
Robbery
A violent crime occurs when an offender uses or threatens to use violence against another person. In Florida, the number of reported violent offenses has gone down 41.7 percent between 1992 and 2012. When you’re accused of committing a violent crime like robbery, battery or assault, there is a lot at stake.
Burglary
Burglary. Burglary falls under the category of theft and involves entering into a building with the specific intention of committing a crime. A charge of burglary in the second degree can result in a second-degree felony conviction, bringing a prison sentence of up to 15 years and/or a fine of up to $10,000. Armed or aggravated burglary can be charged as a first-degree felony, punishable by up to 30 years or life in prison and a $10,000 fine.
White Collar Crimes
We have also represented public officials and others accused of white collar crimes in Grand Jury proceedings. For example, we represented a property appraiser who was accused of involvement in a land scam. Our goal in these cases is to protect the rights of the individual and defend the role he or she played in the circumstances in question.
Theft
Misdemeanors
There are many different types of property crimes, and depending on the charges, you may face misdemeanors or felonies. In these situations, it’s important to seek strong legal counsel to fight for your rights and avoid some of the harsh penalties that come with a conviction.
Embezzlement
Embezzlement. Embezzlement involves taking money from someone to whom you owe a duty, such as an employer. While the most common example of embezzlement involves employees taking company money, sometimes the reverse is true — for example, there are cases of investment advisors improperly taking client funds for their own personal use.
Drug Crimes
In the state of Florida, drug crimes carry some of the harshest civil penalties in the nation. Many of these penalties carry long term consequences that will carry into your personal life, even after you are done appearing in court. This is why it is absolutely vital that you seek experienced representation as soon as you are arrested or when you learn of a criminal investigation against you.
Assault
In Florida, domestic violence laws carry an absolute minimum punishment of five days in county jail. In addition, a state prosecutor may pursue additional charges of other criminal offenses, such as assault and battery. Depending on the severity of the crime, domestic violence charges can result in punishments of up to 15 years in prison.
Murder
One of our clients was a battered wife who shot and killed her husband. The State was considering an indictment for first degree murder. We demonstrated that it was an act of self-defense by arranging for our client and many others to testify about the physical abuse her husband had subjected her to.
Juvenile Crimes
Hearing your child has been involved in a juvenile crime can be a parent’s worst nightmare. While you may wish to direct all of your attention towards your child during this difficult time, the legalities of juvenile court can be demanding and require a fair amount of focus. To make the best of a bad situation, contact Bauer Crider Kenny & Parry and let our attorneys handle the legalities while you focus on your family.
Probation Violation
When you are arrested for a crime, you are presumed innocent until proven guilty. If you are picked up for a probation violation, there is no such presumption of innocence.
Identity Theft
Identity theft. Identity theft is defined as the theft of other people’s financial and personal information for the purpose of assuming their identities to make purchases using their money.
Homicide
This is a first-degree felony and can result in a prison sentence of up to 30 years. In some homicide cases, the state may request a life sentence, especially if the defendant has a prior record of other felony convictions or homicides.
Arson
Arson. Arson is the criminal act of deliberately setting a property on fire. Arson in the second or first degree can result in a felony conviction, bringing fines of up to $10,000 and prison time as severe as a life sentence.
Shoplifting
Restraining Order
A restraining order is a temporary court order used to prevent an individual from approaching or contacting someone else. If your partner or family member is considering taking out a restraining order against you, know that there are specific qualifications that must be met.
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Aggravated Manslaughter of a Child: Mother was accused of failing to get medical care for her 18 month old son who later died: All charges dismissed.
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