• What should I do if arrested?

    Remain silent and request an attorney immediately. Don't answer questions or consent to searches without legal representation present.
  • How much does criminal defense cost?

    Costs vary based on case complexity, charges severity, and time required. Felony cases typically cost more than misdemeanor charges.
  • Can DUI charges be dismissed?

    Yes, DUI charges can be dismissed or reduced based on evidence problems, procedural errors, or constitutional violations during arrest.
  • How long do criminal cases take?

    Simple misdemeanors may resolve in weeks, while complex felony cases can take several months to over a year.
  • What's the difference between sealing and expungement?

    Expungement destroys records completely, while sealing restricts public access. Both help clear your criminal background for employment.
  • Do I need a lawyer for misdemeanors?

    Yes, misdemeanors can result in jail time, fines, and permanent records. Legal representation protects your rights and future.
  • Can drug charges be reduced?

    Drug charges often have alternatives like diversion programs, treatment courts, or reduced charges through skilled negotiation with prosecutors.
  • What happens during a criminal consultation?

    We review your charges, discuss potential defenses, explain the legal process, and develop a strategy specific to your case.
  • Will I go to jail?

    Jail depends on charge severity, criminal history, and case circumstances. Many cases result in probation, fines, or alternative sentences.
  • How do plea bargains work?

    Plea bargains involve negotiating reduced charges or sentences in exchange for guilty pleas. Your attorney evaluates if offers benefit you.

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