About Moshe Zorea — Criminal Defense Anchorage Alaska
Moshe Zorea operates his general litigation practice from 310 K Street in downtown Anchorage, with criminal defense Anchorage matters making up a significant portion of the caseload. The office also handles divorce, family law, personal injury, employment, and estate disputes across the Municipality of Anchorage. Defendants or family members looking for additional options can explore the Anchorage attorney directory.
Cases accepted include misdemeanors, state felonies, and related civil collateral consequences such as restraining orders or divorce proceedings. Initial case reviews are available by appointment at the K Street office.
What Clients Say
Client feedback is mixed, with some reviewers praising Zorea’s willingness to take on difficult cases and others flagging communication gaps on longer matters. Prospective clients should come to the first meeting with a clear scope and deadlines in writing. Reviews do confirm Zorea offers broad representation across criminal, family, and civil matters.
Criminal Defense Anchorage — Practice Areas & Services
- Misdemeanor defense in Anchorage District Court, including DUI and assault
- State felony defense in the Third Judicial District Superior Court
- Divorce, legal separation, and custody disputes under Alaska statutes
- Domestic violence and protective order hearings
- General civil litigation, including employment and personal injury claims
Frequently Asked Questions
What are typical penalties for a first DUI in Anchorage?
A first-offense DUI in Alaska carries a minimum 72-hour jail sentence, a 90-day license revocation, and a mandatory $1,500 fine under AS 28.35.030. Enrollment in alcohol safety programs is also required.
Do Anchorage attorneys take payment plans for criminal cases?
Many private criminal defense attorneys in Anchorage will discuss flat fees or installment plans for misdemeanor cases. Felony retainers are higher and usually require a larger upfront deposit.
Where are Anchorage criminal cases heard?
Misdemeanor cases are heard in the Anchorage District Court at the Boney Courthouse, 303 K Street. Felony cases proceed to the Third Judicial District Superior Court in the Nesbett Courthouse, 825 West 4th Avenue.
Quick Facts: Criminal Defense in Anchorage, Alaska
- Alaska first-offense DUI penalty: minimum 72 hours jail, 90-day license revocation, $1,500 fine — Alaska Statutes § 28.35.030
- Anchorage adult criminal filings (2023): approximately 14,000 new cases in the Third Judicial District — Alaska Court System Annual Report
- Alaska felony statute of limitations: generally 5 years for most felonies — AS 12.10.010
