The Law Offices of Michael M. Raheb

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At the law office of Michael M. Raheb, we strive to ensure each of our clients receives the individual attention and representation necessary to obtain an optimal outcome for their case. We have extensive experience representing clients in Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Port Charlotte as well as throughout southern Florida on an array of legal issues, including Criminal, Family, Immigration,and Personal Injury Law. Read More [+]Read Less [-]

Michael Raheb has successfully handled hundreds of cases in the state and federal courts of Southern Florida, in both the criminal and civil arenas. He believes in aggressively attacking all aspects of the opposing side’s case to obtain the most favorable outcome for his clients. As part of this aggressive representation, Mr. Raheb makes sure each of his clients’ cases is handled personally and that they have access to his skills and counsel anytime of the day or night.

Mr. Raheb served as lead defense counsel in one of Florida’s most publicized sexual battery cases, State v. Hiatt. The victim’s case received national coverage through personal interviews with Governor Bush and a Lifetime network documentary. Several state laws were passed in the victim’s name. With an offer to the defendant of life in prison without the possibility of parole, Mr. Raheb successfully defended his client, who was acquitted in less than three hours.

If you are facing criminal charges in the state of Florida, it is important to understand your rights. You are not required to speak to the police. Before speaking to any officer, it is important that you find a criminal defense lawyer who can help you protect your rights. Officers and prosecutors sometimes use intimidating tactics to get suspects to confess or divulge information. You have a right to have a lawyer present during questioning and to seek counsel before speaking to the police.

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