Attorney Profile

If it's experience, knowledge of the law, aggressive strategies, accessibility, and affordability you are looking for in a North Carolina criminal defense attorney, you will find all of those attributes and more at the law offices of David L. Hitchens.

For nearly 20 years Mr. Hitchens has been making waves as a participant in many North Carolina criminal and Juvenile cases. He can get results for you, too, whether your current legal situation involves a homicide charge, Drug Sales, or a DUI arrest.

This respected, veteran lawyer is Midwest-raised and educated, but has been in Charlotte for 15 years and knows the people of the region and speaks their language. Mr. Hitchens knows the system and will work hard on your behalf. At trial or during the appeal process, you will be impressed with the poise, creativity and passion of the quality representation he offers.

You will know from the very start of your relationship, from your free

initial consultation onward, that David L. Hitchens is the lawyer you want speaking for you. His 24/7 availability includes off-site, weekend or evening appointments, jail and police station visits, and bond or

bail hearing.

Contact Mr. Hitchens right away by phone, text, e-mail or fax.

• North Carolina and Federal Criminal Defense
  • Bond Hearings
  • Traffic Violations and Speeding Tickets
  • DUI/DWI, Including  Multiple-Offense DUI
  • Driver's License Reinstatement
  • Theft, Fraud and Property Crimes
  • Federal White Collar Crimes
  • Internet Crimes
  • Drug and Narcotics Offenses
  • Weapons Offenses
  • Assault and Domestic Violence
  • Sex Offenses
  • Violent Crimes and Murder
  • Parole and Probation Violations
  • Criminal Appeals
• Juvenile Law
  • Abuse, Neglect and Dependency cases
  • Termination of Parental Rights
  • Juvenile Delinquency Defense
  • Transfer Hearings
  • Probable Cause Hearings
• Family Law
  • Divorce
  • Child Custody
  • Child Support
  • Separation Agreements
  • Prenuptial Agreements
• Bar Admissions
• o North Carolina, 2003
• o U.S. Federal Western District of North Carolina
• o U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals