Felony Defense Attorney in Louisville, KY
Protecting Your Future Against the Most Serious Charges Under Kentucky Law
Being charged with a felony in Kentucky isn’t just serious — it’s life-altering. A felony conviction can cost you your freedom, career, civil rights, and future opportunities. At Farra Law Firm, we understand the pressure and fear that come with felony accusations — and we’re here to fight back.
With nearly two decades of experience in Kentucky courtrooms, attorney Matt Farra has defended clients facing the full range of felony charges. From drug trafficking and weapons charges to serious assaults, robbery, and white-collar crimes, we build defenses that aim for one goal: protecting everything you’ve worked for.
What Is a Felony in Kentucky?
In Kentucky, a felony is any criminal offense punishable by more than one year in prison. Felonies are categorized from Class D (lowest) to Class A (most severe), with escalating penalties:
- Class D Felony: 1 to 5 years in prison
- Class C Felony: 5 to 10 years in prison
- Class B Felony: 10 to 20 years in prison
- Class A Felony: 20 years to life (or death penalty for capital cases)
Convicted felons also face long-term consequences including:
- Loss of voting rights and firearm ownership
- Barriers to employment and housing
- Immigration issues
- Ineligibility for professional licenses
- Lifetime registration (for some offenses)
Felony Charges We Defend
Farra Law Firm handles a broad range of felony cases, including:
Violent Felonies
- Assault (1st and 2nd degree)
- Robbery or burglary
- Wanton endangerment
- Homicide or manslaughter
Drug Felonies
- Trafficking
- Manufacturing or cultivating
- Possession with intent to distribute
Sex Offenses
- Sexual assault
- Rape
- Indecent exposure (felony level)
- Internet-related sex crimes
Weapons Charges
- Felon in possession of a firearm
- Use of a weapon during a felony
- Unlawful possession
White Collar Felonies
- Fraud, embezzlement, forgery
- Identity theft
- Financial crimes over felony thresholds
Repeat Offender Enhancements
- Persistent felony offender (PFO) charges
- Sentence enhancements for prior convictions
How We Defend Felony Charges in Louisville & Jefferson County
Felony cases demand deep preparation, smart strategy, and strong courtroom presence. Matt Farra builds felony defenses by:
Investigating Every Detail
- Reviewing police reports, bodycam footage, and forensics
- Interviewing witnesses and identifying new evidence
- Reconstructing events through timelines and expert input
Challenging the State’s Evidence
- Filing motions to suppress illegal searches, seizures, or statements
- Disputing chain of custody or forensic lab methods
- Highlighting weak, circumstantial, or biased testimony
Negotiating or Fighting in Court
Seeking dismissal when charges don’t meet the legal standard
Negotiating plea deals only when they benefit you
Taking cases to trial when necessary — with full preparation
What If You’re Innocent but Charged Anyway?
It happens — more often than you think. Prosecutors often file charges quickly, based on limited or misleading evidence. If you’ve been falsely accused, or charged without enough proof, Farra Law will fight to:
- Uncover the full story
- Challenge rushed investigations
- Present alibi or exonerating evidence
- Expose flaws in the state’s case
- Push for dismissal before trial
Don’t Face Felony Charges Alone — Your Future Is Too Important
A felony accusation doesn’t have to ruin your life — but doing nothing might. The sooner you act, the more control you have over the outcome.
Call Farra Law Firm now or request a confidential case evaluation online.
We’re ready to fight for your freedom, your record, and your future.
Why Farra Law Firm for Felony Defense?
Nearly 20 years of felony trial experience
Direct representation by your attorney — no handoffs
Knowledge of local prosecutors and courtroom dynamics
Honest advice, strategic options, and real courtroom skill
Committed to your future — not just your case