One of the biggest mistakes criminal defendants make is not retaining a lawyer soon enough. What happens in the first days and weeks of a case greatly affects its’ outcome. One of the very first things that happen in criminal cases is bond being set. If you contact us promptly, we can be there to get you or your loved one the lowest possible bond. Some outcomes could be a PR bond, release with GPS monitoring or even house arrest. Regardless of the outcome, you will be better served to have an experienced attorney there for you or your loved one.
Already have a bond, but it is too much?
If you are unable to retain a lawyer at the beginning of your case, it may be possible to consolidate or reduce the amount of a bond. Also, if bond conditions (such as ability to leave the state or the inability to contact victims or co-defendants) need to be modified, they can be modified. We have handled hundreds of bond modifications and can expertly handle yours.
If you are violated for a probation matter, you have the right to have an attorney represent you. Use that right! If you loose a probation hearing, you may be sent to prison.
Your probation agent can violate you for many reasons. However, it is up to a judge to decide whether or not you go to prison. You want an experienced trial attorney there to argue for you. We have successfully handled countless probation violations. With no doubt we can handle yours.
Just because the crime is in Family Court doesn’t mean that it is not important. Crimes committed as minor can affect him or her for the rest of their lives. We can put the same experience we have in adult matter, to work for you in the Family Court.
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