Legal Services We Offer
We offer a wide array of legal services. If you now need the proper guidance and expertise to move forward in understanding your legal matter, please contact our office for information on what steps need to be taken. We will take the time to explain your rights and remedies under the law for all of the various legal services provided.
- Criminal Law: All misdemeanor and felony level offenses, including probation and parole violations, from investigation, arrest, pre-indictment, post-indictment and trials.
- Vehicle and Traffic Law: DWI, DWAI, Aggravated unlicensed operator, unregistered motor vehicle, speeding, ignition interlock.
- Matrimonial: Prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements, settlement agreements, marital dissolution agreements, actions for divorce, pendent lite and domestic relation orders.
- Real Estate: Contracts of sale, deeds, landlord tenant, purchase agreements.
- Family Law: Custody petitions, violation petitions, enforcement petitions, paternity petitions and support petitions.
- Wills and Probate: Drafting and executing last will and testaments, irrevocable and revocable trusts, probate petitions.
- Personal Injury: Automobile accidents, construction accidents, motorcycle accidents, defamation claims, wrongful death, medical malpractice.
Even though accusations of theft can surface from various circumstances, it is imperative that you not take these allegations lightly. The offenses related to theft are often labeled as crimes of moral turpitude or dishonesty, and you might be surprised to discover how big of an affect these repercussions can have in your life not just today but also in the future.
For example, a theft conviction can prevent you from gaining employment, receiving loans, renting an apartment, and even negatively affect your ability to get accepted into colleges and graduate schools. Even if you were wrongfully accused, or avoid jail time entirely, a guilty verdict remains as a permanent mark on your criminal record that can haunt you for the rest of your life.
Should you be stopped and charged with DWLS/I, you may receive a ticket or possibly be arrested for a Class B Misdemeanor. Too many convictions for DWLS/I can result in drivers license suspensions for additional periods of time.
Burglary, on the other hand is usually a crime against property. However, there is a significant difference in the severity of the crime if the building is one other than a habitation, (i.e. office building, warehouse), or a habitation (home). Burglary of a building is a state sail felony, whereas burglary of a habitation is a second degree felony. In addition, under certain circumstances, burglary can be filed as a first degree felony.
Even though accusations of theft can surface from various circumstances, it is imperative that you not take these allegations lightly. The offenses related to theft are often labeled as crimes of moral turpitude or dishonesty, and you might be surprised to discover how big of an affect these repercussions can have in your life not just today but also in the future.
For example, a theft conviction can prevent you from gaining employment, receiving loans, renting an apartment, and even negatively affect your ability to get accepted into colleges and graduate schools. Even if you were wrongfully accused, or avoid jail time entirely, a guilty verdict remains as a permanent mark on your criminal record that can haunt you for the rest of your life.
Should you be stopped and charged with DWLS/I, you may receive a ticket or possibly be arrested for a Class B Misdemeanor. Too many convictions for DWLS/I can result in drivers license suspensions for additional periods of time.
Burglary, on the other hand is usually a crime against property. However, there is a significant difference in the severity of the crime if the building is one other than a habitation, (i.e. office building, warehouse), or a habitation (home). Burglary of a building is a state sail felony, whereas burglary of a habitation is a second degree felony. In addition, under certain circumstances, burglary can be filed as a first degree felony.
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