Frequently Asked Questions

Law Office of Paul V. Carty provides experienced legal representation in New Haven, Connecticut, specializing in criminal defense, DUI, personal injury, and family law. Since 1997, Attorney Paul V. Carty has been serving individuals and families throughout the New Haven area with over 27 years of dedicated legal experience and maintaining an A+ BBB rating since 2018.

  • Do you offer free consultations?

    Yes, we provide free initial consultations for every client. This allows us to discuss your case, understand your needs, and explain your legal options without any upfront cost.

  • What areas do you serve?

    We serve New Haven, West Haven, Bridgeport, and the greater Connecticut area. Our office is conveniently located at 233 Orange Street in New Haven.

  • What types of cases do you handle?

    We specialize in criminal defense, DUI and drunk driving, drug possession, personal injury, and family law matters including divorce and child custody cases.

  • How quickly do you respond to calls?

    Attorney Paul V. Carty is directly accessible to every client and returns phone calls very promptly. We respond to client concerns in a direct, straightforward manner.

  • What happens if I'm arrested for DUI?

    If you blow over .08, you face an automatic 90-day license suspension. If you refuse the breath test, you lose your license for six months. Contact us immediately for experienced DUI defense.

  • Do you represent clients in all Connecticut courts?

    Yes, we defend clients in all criminal courts throughout Connecticut. We represent you at preliminary proceedings, bail hearings, trial, and on appeal if necessary.

  • Can a DUI conviction affect my job?

    Yes, a DUI conviction may affect your ability to work, eligibility for certain jobs, housing applications, and admittance to educational programs. That's why experienced defense is crucial.

  • How do you protect my constitutional rights?

    We vigorously defend your interests and ensure your legal rights are properly protected. We ask all relevant questions, especially if police acted beyond their powers or evidence was improperly obtained.

  • What should I do if I'm being investigated?

    Contact us immediately if you're being investigated for a crime or have been arrested. Don't consent to searches and don't talk to police without an attorney present.

  • Do you handle personal injury cases?

    Yes, we represent clients who have suffered injuries due to another party's actions or negligence. We help you pursue financial compensation for medical bills and lost wages.

  • What makes your firm different?

    We provide personalized strategies for each client's unique situation. With over 27 years of experience since 1997 and an A+ BBB rating, we treat clients with utmost courtesy and respect throughout the process.
Don't face your legal challenges alone. Contact the Law Office of Paul V. Carty at (203) 387-5400 for experienced representation that puts your rights and future first. We offer free consultations to discuss your case and help you understand your options.