We handle all types of criminal cases, from murder and drug trafficking to domestic abuse, impaired driving (DWI), and theft. We handle complex federal and state cases, as well as misdemeanors and traffic citations. We represent clients in all stages of their cases, from your first appearance until your case is concluded. This includes litigating pretrial issues, negotiating plea agreements, conducting jury trials, and arguing appeals. We also handle petitions for post-conviction relief and expungement, as well as probation-revocation proceedings.
We handle all types of criminal cases, from murder and drug trafficking to domestic abuse, impaired driving (DWI), and theft. We handle complex federal and state cases, as well as misdemeanors and traffic citations. We represent clients in all stages of their cases, from your first appearance until your case is concluded. This includes litigating pretrial issues, negotiating plea agreements, conducting jury trials, and arguing appeals. We also handle petitions for post-conviction relief and expungement, as well as probation-revocation proceedings.
When you hire F. Clayton Tyler, P.A., you get two experienced criminal defense attorneys. We offer unique perspectives and strengths which we combine to give you the best possible defense.
A Certified Criminal Law Specialist, F. Clayton Tyler has handled hundreds of cases in more than 40 years of his criminal defense practice. He won two “not guilty” verdicts in Federal Court in less than seven months, an extraordinary accomplishment in the legal field. Known for his straightforward approach and expertise, he’s garnered respect from peers and clients alike.
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Karen Mohrlant is a tenacious and analytical attorney with superior legal research and writing skills. She has been with F. Clayton Tyler, P.A. for fourteen years, practicing primarily in the area of criminal defense. Attorney Mohrlant prides herself in defending clients’ legal rights and in providing them honest and comprehensive assessments of their cases.
Read MoreIf you have been charged with a crime, you need to talk to an attorney. If you were arrested but released without charges, you should speak to an attorney. We can help you determine whether you really need to hire someone to represent you.
If you are unable to afford to hire an attorney, the court may appoint a public defender to represent you for little or no cost. Public defenders are hardworking, professional attorneys. You generally apply for a public defender at your first court appearance.
If you are the subject or target of an investigation, we strongly recommend that you talk to an attorney before you talk to the police.
The fastest way to get started is to call us at 612.333.7309. We can discuss your case and set up an appointment to met at our office.
Generally the representation fee is paid upfront. However, under special circumstances, we will work with you to try to develop a payment plan you can afford.
If you already have an attorney, we can provide an independent review your case so you are in a better position to make informed decisions about how you want your case handled.
Our office is located in downtown Minneapolis, near both the state and federal courthouses, but our practice is spread across the state. You are welcome to come visit us in person, but we can also conduct most business over the phone or by video conference.
The main entrance to our building is located on the corner of Second Avenue South and Fourth Street. Our office is in suite 230, which is on the second floor in the skyway.
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