What Is The Difference Between An Arrest Warrant And A Bench Warrant?

Posted on 29 November 2016

Having a warrant out for you is never a good situation to be in, since it means that the police will arrest you if they find you. There are several types of warrants used by courts, and the two main types are bench warrants and arrest warrants. If you have a warrant out for your arrest, it's important to understand the difference between these two types. A bench warrant When there is a bench warrant out for a person, it generally means that the person did not appear in court on a date that was scheduled. [Read More]

Three Reasons to Step Away from Your Child's Case After Hiring a Defense Attorney

Posted on 17 October 2016

If your child has been accused of a crime and must go to trial, it can be easy for you to get wrapped up in their case. For many parents, it is easy to feel as if what is happening to your child is happening to you. If your child is going to go to trial, finding an excellent criminal-defense attorney will be the first step toward beating the charges. Here is why you should consider disengaging from your child's case after hiring a criminal-defense attorney. [Read More]

Questions To Ask Before Hiring A Criminal Defense Attorney

Posted on 17 August 2016

Have you been accused of a crime that you didn't commit? Are you confused about what you need to do now? Being accused of a crime can be scary, especially when the prosecution is talking about a lengthy stay in jail or in prison. You're probably already looking for a good lawyer but aren't sure which one to choose. Fortunately, there are some questions that you can ask to help you decide whether or not the attorney you're talking to will be right for the job: [Read More]

Were You Pulled Over For A DUI And Think Your Social Status Is Why? Get A Lawyer Fast

Posted on 22 July 2016

If you have been caught drinking and driving, and you had alcohol in the car, you want to hire a criminal lawyer and not a traffic lawyer. If you think you are a target because of your career or social status, getting a lawyer before talking with anyone is best. You could be facing misdemeanor or felony charges, depending on what offense this was and how intoxicated you were. A high quality lawyer can work to help you fight the criminal charges you face, and work to have the charges reduced or dismissed. [Read More]

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If you were accused of a crime that you didn't commit, you'll need help in the courtroom. It can be really stressful to deal with all of the accusations, legal talk, and more. A lawyer can help you through the complexities involved with being accused. A lawyer will talk you through all of the different potential outcomes and explain what the courtroom will be like, how you should behave, and what you should expect. Hiring professional help is your best bet if you have been accused. This blog is all about working with the right professional to prove your case.