Criminal defence lawyer – Inder Padda provides dedicated representation for individuals facing criminal charges in Mississauga and surrounding areas. Inder Padda carefully reviews Crown disclosure, examines police investigations, analyzes witness statements, and develops defence strategies designed to challenge weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. Hiring an experienced criminal lawyer in Mississauga ensures that your rights are protected and that you receive strong legal representation throughout every stage of the criminal process.
A criminal conviction can have lasting consequences, including a criminal record, loss of employment opportunities, damage to reputation, travel restrictions, financial penalties, and possible jail time. Working with Inder Padda at Everstone Law helps ensure your case receives careful preparation, strategic defence, and strong legal advocacy.
Inder (Inderdeep) Padda is the founding lawyer at Everstone Law and a dedicated Mississauga criminal lawyer focusing exclusively on criminal defence. Since being called to the Ontario Bar in 2016, he has 
represented clients at every stage of the criminal justice process, including bail hearings, pre-trial negotiations, and court proceedings.
Inder further developed his litigation experience while articling with the Ministry of the Attorney General, appearing before the Superior Court of Justice. He is a member of the Law Society of Ontario and the Criminal Lawyers’ Association, where he also serves on the Diversity Committee.
Inder is known for his strategic, client-focused approach and strong courtroom advocacy. He takes the time to understand each client’s situation, clearly explain their legal options, and build a defence tailored to the specific facts of the case.
Choosing a lawyer is one of the most important decisions when facing criminal charges. At Everstone Law, clients receive experienced legal representation focused on protecting their rights and achieving the outcome. Clients choose Inder (Inderdeep) Padda because of his – dedicated criminal defence practice, strategic and detailed case preparation, experience representing clients at every stage of the criminal process, clear communication with clients throughout their case and commitment to protecting client rights and freedom.
As a Mississauga criminal lawyer, Inder understands that every criminal case is unique. Each defence strategy is carefully tailored to the specific facts and circumstances of the case.
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Visit the law office in Mississauga, open 7 days a week. Use the Contact page or send an email or call +1 905-230-4529 to speak directly with a criminal defence lawyer. The office is located at 1200 Derry Rd E #12, Mississauga, ON L5T 0B3.
If you have been charged with a criminal offence, contact a criminal defence lawyer immediately and do not speak to police. You have the right to remain silent, and anything you say can be used against you. Early legal advice helps protect your rights and allows your lawyer to begin building a strong defence right away.
No. You have the legal right to remain silent in Canada. You are not required to answer police questions. It is always best to speak with a criminal lawyer before providing any information or statements.
Not necessarily. Many criminal charges do not result in jail time. Possible outcomes include:
The result depends on the offence, your record, and the strength of your defence.
Yes. Charges can be withdrawn or dismissed if there is insufficient evidence, legal issues with the case, or a low likelihood of conviction. An experienced criminal defence lawyer can identify weaknesses in the Crown’s case and work toward having charges resolved early.
After being charged, you will be given a court date. The process typically includes:
Each case follows a different path depending on the circumstances.
A bail hearing determines whether you can be released from custody while your case is ongoing. If bail is granted, the court may impose conditions such as:
The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the case. Some cases resolve quickly, while others may take several months or longer. Delays can depend on court availability, evidence, and whether the matter proceeds to trial.
Disclosure is the evidence the Crown provides against you. This may include police reports, witness statements, photos, videos, and other materials. Your lawyer reviews disclosure to understand the case and develop your defence strategy.
A criminal record is a permanent record of a conviction. It can affect:
Avoiding a conviction is often a key goal in criminal defence.
Travel may be restricted, especially to countries like the United States. A criminal record or even pending charges can affect your ability to cross borders.
Some offences are hybrid, meaning the Crown can choose how to proceed.
Yes, but it is not recommended. Criminal law is complex, and self-representation can negatively impact your case. A lawyer ensures your rights are protected and that proper legal procedures are followed.
Legal fees vary depending on the complexity of the case, type of charge, and time required. Many lawyers offer consultations to explain fees and available payment options.
A peace bond is a court order requiring you to keep the peace and follow specific conditions. It is not a criminal conviction but may still appear on certain background checks.
A criminal defence lawyer will:
Having experienced legal representation can significantly improve your outcome.
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