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Your Trusted Advisor - Navigating Law Together

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A batch of top attorney: Timothy L. Connor

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Aggressive Criminal Defense & Property Theft Lawyer In Haverhill, MA

Clients Are Like Family

Personalized Consultations

Relatable Representation

Excellent Client Reviews

Defending Your Rights From Essex County To Southern New Hampshire

Criminal defense attorneys exist to keep the judicial system in line, and it is our privilege to see that your rights are fully respected – no matter who you are, where you come from, or what you have been accused of doing.

At The Law Offices of Timothy Connors, we offer passionate and compassionate defense at every stage of the criminal process. As your first call after an arrest, we will be with you from the first hearing to the moment of your release, fighting to ensure the best possible outcome for your charge or trial.

At the Law Offices Of Timothy Connors, we handle criminal charges at every level, from first-time DUI offenses to serious assault charges with decades of prison time on the line.

Our relentless and fearless attitude means we are never afraid of going to trial for your freedom, reputation, and future – so we take on and fight more trial cases than most.

Our Practice Areas

Criminal Defense

Family Law

Personal injury

Criminal Defense Charges We Defend In Massachusetts

Aggravated assault law: image depicting a physical altercation.

Some of the most serious crimes you can be accused of in Massachusetts and beyond involve harm against others.

Whether facing battery, sexual assault, rape or other serious charges, each one can affect not just your life and freedom but also your reputation and family.

These accusations can seem overwhelming, but by acting fast and gathering evidence and testimony, we are able to provide strong defenses for clients like you to help avoid an ugly trial or protect your freedom and reputation in court.

Massachusetts DUI/OUI law: image depicting drinking and driving.

Every day in Massachusetts, drivers get pulled over, and what starts as a simple conversation can quickly lead to an arrest and put your license and future at risk if the officer decides you have been drinking and driving.

A DUI lawyer from our firm is ready to represent you – whether a student accused of a first-time Driving Under the Influence charge or a third-time Operating Under the Influence offender – negotiating to help you keep your license or driving privileges or fighting unjust accusations without evidence in court.

Property crime law: image depicting burglary or breaking and entering.

Property crimes are the most common charges in Essex County, and those accused of anything from shoplifting to grand theft auto or breaking and entering are rarely treated fairly by the police or prosecutors.

If you have been charged with stealing something, we will work around the clock to get those charges dropped, lowered, or dismissed whenever possible or navigate towards an outcome with minimal impact on your freedom or future.

Trial defense law: attorney addressing the court and jury.

Many defense attorneys will focus on negotiations or plea deals to obtain a marginally better outcome. When this is in your best interest, we will always tell you and help arrange it, but when it is not, and a better outcome can be secured in court, we will never shy away from that fight.

We have extensive courtroom experience throughout the state, not just in Essex County, and have a reputation with even court staff for compassionate, thorough and effective trial defenses.

If you are headed to trial and are unsure of your lawyer’s commitment or capacity, give us a call right away.

What People Say

“Great Communication - Tim is a great communicator, and explains everything clearly. He represented me in a family matter, and couldn't have asked for a better attorney.”

– John

“Tim is the best - I was fighting a lot of battled with an ex who loved to lie and get restraining orders and accuse me of a countless amount of this to the cops. Non stop harrassment. Tim has also helped with...

– Ryan G.

“Criminal Defense - Tim is an amazing attorney. Honest, fair, down to earth, works hard. Everything you could ask for in an attorney.”

– Katie

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Legal Cases

Com v Fenno

Criminal Defense

04 Mar, 2024

Not Guilty

Worcester District Court. Client was alleged to have assaulted and battered her stepson, leaving scratch marks on his person. 1 day Bench Trial.

Com v McDermott

DUI and DWI

04 Mar, 2024

Not Guilty all counts

Lowell District Court. Client charged with 1st offense OUI. He admitted to having 6-7 drinks. 2 day jury trial.

Com v Hanscom

Criminal Defense

04 Mar, 2024

Not Guilty on Indecent A&B, probation on other count

Haverhill District Court. Client charged with Rape, later reduced to indecent assault and battery and serving alcohol to minors. 1 day bench trial.

How To Find Us?

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105 Kenoza Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830

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Looking For A Criminal Defense Attorney Near Essex County Jail?

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We know how stressful getting arrested can be. No one should face the courtroom alone.

Have been pulled over or interrogated by the police.
Have been arrested in or near Essex County, Massachusetts.
Have been charged with a crime, whether it is a misdemeanor or a felony.
They are in Essex County jail awaiting a hearing, judgment, bail, or trial.
Believe to be under investigation or suspected of a crime by the police or law enforcement.

Make The Call That Will Protect Your Future And Freedom: If you or a loved one have been arrested, do not delay. Do not wait to find out how serious the charges are or what evidence law enforcement has. Certainly, never give them any information, hoping it will make your situation better (they will only use it against you).

The Answers You Need, When You Need Them

One reason the justice system always seems to be unfair is that outcomes are often determined by what (and who) you know. By putting knowledge into your hands, and letting you speak directly with your attorney whenever possible when contacting our law office, we help give you back that power, starting by answering all of your questions, including FAQs like those below.

Q: What’s the bail amount for theft in Massachusetts?

A: Bail will be determined by the judge at a bond hearing, but you and your lawyer can have some impact on what they decide. We have succeeded in having several of our clients released on recognizance, though the higher the value of what was stolen in a theft case, the more likely cash or surety bail/bond will be required by the court.

Q: How can I defend against auto theft charges?

A: The police will tell you they have your case sowed uptight, but that is because they want you to confess and make it easy for them. With the help of an experienced defense attorney, we will explore multiple defense strategies, from contesting evidence to seeking reduced charges or alternative sentencing options.

Q: Should I speak to the police after my arrest?

A: You have the right to remain silent after an arrest by the police and should absolutely use it. Do not say anything until you have had the chance to talk with a lawyer to understand your options, rights, responsibilities, and consequences.

Q: What are the potential penalties for burglary in Massachusetts?

A: The potential penalties for breaking and entering depend on a number of factors, including the time of day, what the prosecution can prove about your intent, the tools you were caught with, and whether or not you had a weapon, especially a firearm. If we cannot get the case dismissed or the charges dropped, we will set up a defense strategy to minimize the potential penalties against you.