Understand your situation.
Start with your account, the charge, upcoming court dates, and the concerns that matter most to you.
MASSACHUSETTS CRIMINAL DEFENSE
A criminal charge can change everything. Get experienced representation, candid advice, and an attorney who takes your concerns seriously.

Experience on both sides
of the courtroom.
PRACTICE AREAS
Every case deserves careful review. From the initial accusation through trial, the defense begins with the facts, the evidence, and your priorities.
Representation in operating-under-the-influence and other motor vehicle cases, with attention to the stop, testing, statements, and evidence.
Defense of assault and battery charges and domestic allegations, including careful examination of witness accounts and the circumstances of the accusation.
Representation in possession, distribution, and trafficking cases. Search issues, laboratory evidence, and the prosecution’s proof require close scrutiny.
Defense in firearm cases and serious felony prosecutions, including review of the investigation, charging decisions, and trial evidence.
Representation of young people in delinquency and youthful offender matters, with attention to the individual child, family, and long-term consequences.
Defense of larceny, breaking and entering, and property-related charges, from examining identification evidence to preparing a case for trial.
Don’t see your charge listed? Call to discuss your situation.
YOUR ATTORNEY

Former prosecutor.
Criminal defense attorney.
Your advocate.
Before opening his criminal defense practice, Timothy Shyne spent eleven years as an Assistant District Attorney in Plymouth County. His experience includes District Court and Superior Court prosecutions, juvenile matters, and serious felony cases.
He served as Chief of the District Courts in Plymouth County. That background informs his work for the defense: understanding how a prosecution is assembled, examining its assumptions, and preparing to challenge its evidence.
Today, his practice is centered on representing people facing criminal allegations. You can expect straightforward conversations about your case and careful preparation at each stage.
Speak with the officeTHE APPROACH
You should understand what is happening in your case, what your options are, and what comes next.
Start with your account, the charge, upcoming court dates, and the concerns that matter most to you.
Review the reports, recordings, witness accounts, and legal issues that may shape your defense.
Discuss the available options and prepare for the next step, whether that is a motion, negotiation, or trial.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Your court paperwork, the name of the court, your next court date, and a brief description of what happened are helpful starting points. If you don’t have everything, you can still call.
Yes. Explain the status of the case and any upcoming dates when you contact the office, including whether you currently have an attorney.
The office is located in Pembroke and represents clients in Massachusetts, including the South Shore and Greater Boston. Call to discuss the court and location involved in your matter.
No. Representation begins only after the office agrees to take your case and the terms of representation are established.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Call the office to discuss your situation
and the next steps in your case.
100 Schoosett Street
Pembroke, MA 02359
Have a court date approaching?
Mention the date when you call.