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Criminal defense

Criminal defense is a matter of time. An attorney can file a Notice to Appearance immediately to minimize the collateral damage that comes with an arrest or charge. There are many issues such as DOL, security clearances, or No Contact Orders that can be addressed before you appear at your Arraignment. Do not hesitate to request a free consultation if you are interested in defense.

Do it sooner than later

If we receive your call in a timely manner, it may be possible to resolve your case without causing too much disruption in your daily life. Sometimes, we can convince the prosecutor to drop the case if we get involved early in the process (pre-arrest). Although it’s not common, we prefer to speak with a prosecutor before making a decision on a charging case. It is difficult to stop momentum once it has started. It is best to call an attorney as soon as possible.Even though a person is accused of a crime has all the rights, it still weighs heavily against them. A person becomes subject to the conditions of that court once they are “before the judge”. This could include harsh conditions of release, fines or probation. We want to make the process as easy as possible for you and minimize the negative consequences. We are more likely to achieve this goal if we act sooner.

You must act quickly before you are charged

This is the best time to contact an attorney if you are contacted by law enforcement and have not been charged with any crime. Do not let this window slip by and hope for the best. It is important to contact an attorney if you have been charged. Each week can make a difference in the outcome of your case. We want to avoid a conviction, but also reduce the stress and immediate consequences that a criminal case can cause.

We will guide you through the process

Most crimes come with the possibility of imprisonment. Some have mandatory jail time. It is important to get an attorney involved as soon as possible in order to reduce or eliminate the chance of you being incarcerated. We know that every client has a life beyond their legal problems. Many people want the stress to end so that they can get back to normal. This process has been successful for thousands of people. It has helped them to see the way back to success.We care about your case. You are not just another number on an assembly line. To better communicate your case and defend you in court, we establish a personal relationship with each client. Joe is known for his unwavering determination, even when things get contentious. Joe has a lot of experience in providing aggressive defenses for justice.This article aims to answer many of the important questions people have about DUI in Seattle. What you need to know about DUI in Seattle:What is a DUI arraignment? A DUI arraignment is a hearing where a judge will set conditions of release and make sure the defendant understand their rights and the charges against them.Will I go to jail if I get a DUI? It is possible that a defendant will go to jail for a DUI. In WA, a plea to DUI requires mandatory jail. However, in some cases, the jail confinement can be substituted for another type of confinement, such as home confinement. An amendment to a lesser charge may avoid the jail requirement. Can I get a DUI under 0.08 BAC? Yes, it is possible to be charged with DUI in WA at less than 0.08 blood alcohol content. This usually occurs where a controlled substance or prescription drug is involved. It may also occur where someone is alleged to be “appreciably affected” by alcohol. If you have been charged with a DUI in King, Pierce, or Snohomish County or surrounding areas, you should contact a Washington DUI Lawyer.

Criminal Law Attorney

Criminal defense

Do it sooner than later

You must act quickly before you are charged

We will guide you through the process

Criminal Defense

DUI (Driving Under the Influence)

Federal DUI

Summons For A DUI

Boating Under the Influence (BUI)

Drug And Alcohol Assessment

Driving While License Suspended (DWLS)

Disorderly Conduct

Harassment

Minor In Possession (MIP)