About Chris van Rossem
Chris van Rossem has over 13 years of experience defending clients from claims made against them by the government. He has been practicing criminal law exclusively since 2013. He has successfully defended over 1,800 clients (saving an estimated 5,500 years for his clients).
As a criminal defense attorney who has represented clients accused of everything from shoplifting to murder, Chris understands how a criminal accusation, regardless of the severity, can completely turn someone’s world upside down. He's here to help people in those situations.
Latest Articles
Possession of a Firearm by a Person Under 18 years of age
Criminal Defense
If you are under 18 years of age, is it a crime to possess a handgun in Georgia? Yes. For…
DUI in Georgia First Offense
DUI
Georgia First-Time DUI Laws Georgia DUI laws have strict penalties for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Georgia’s…
Driver License Reinstatement in Georgia Steps After a No-Insurance Violation
DUI
Losing your driving privileges due to a no-insurance violation can turn everyday responsibilities into significant challenges. Whether it affects your…
What Happens to My License if I’m on an Interlock Permit and I’m Later Convicted of DUI?
DUI
Many Georgia drivers who face a DUI charge take early steps to protect their ability to drive, including applying for…
What Evidence Is Critical in Defending a Murder Charge?
Murder Defense
When a person’s freedom or life is on the line, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Defending a murder charge is…
Memorial Day Weekend DUI Arrests in Georgia: What Drivers Need to Know
DUI
Memorial Day weekend in Georgia brings increased traffic, celebrations, and unfortunately, a higher number of DUI arrests. Brett Willis Law…
How Does Georgia Define Voluntary and Involuntary Manslaughter?
Murder Defense
In Georgia, the difference between voluntary and involuntary manslaughter significantly impacts legal outcomes. These charges are less severe than murder…
Are DUI Checkpoints Legal in Georgia During Holiday Weekends?
DUI
Yes. DUI checkpoints can be legal in Georgia during holiday weekends, but law enforcement must follow constitutional limits when planning…
Can You Get a DUI While Driving a Commercial Vehicle (CDL) in Georgia? What Drivers Need to Know
CDL DUI
If you operate a commercial vehicle in Georgia, getting a DUI can have life-altering consequences. Brett Willis Law LLC emphasizes…
How Drug Possession Charges Can Escalate to Felonies in Georgia
Drug Possession
Facing a drug possession charge in Georgia can be intimidating, and it is crucial to understand how even a seemingly…
