No question your brother will benefit from the advise and counsel of an experienced local criminal defense attorney. Cases can often be resolved prior to Court, depeding on the circumstances and history, if any. Representation should start at first appearance which will determine the circumstances and restrictions on his pre-trial release pending the result. He can schedule a free consult with us if he is already released ( hope so ). We are here to help if needed!
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Any DUI is serious, a repeat offense even more so. It can be very devastating to both your son's livelihood and lifestyle. The best way to evaluate his case is to have a face to face free consult with an experienced local lawyer with any/all paperwork or reports that he has from his unfortunatae arrest. It is nice that you, his mother, are concerned on his behalf. Please have him call my office if he wishes to discuss his case with me. I am a former Palm Beach County Prosecutor and am...
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I think that the worst case scenario would be that you are convicted as a felon and that you serve time in Prison. Both are unlikely for a first offese, especially if you have already paid restitution. Plese let me know if my firm can help you. Regards, Douglas I. Leifert, Esq.
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Depending on your driving history, we usually recomend taking these cases to Court rather than paying the fine, getting points or going to driving school. Your chances of winning depend on many factors including whether the citation was written correctly, the issuing officer appears to testify, the disposition of the magistrate to your case, etc. Please feel free to call my office with any additional questions.
I think you will be violated, especially if the new charge occurred in the same county as the DUI, and you should retain an Attorney ASAP. Feel free to discuss with me further if you like. Regards, Doug
YES, you need an Attorney. Otherwise you will be representing yourself against other lawyers and legal professionals. If you cannnot afford one, the Court will provide one for you if you qualify as indigent. I would not go to Court without an Attorney if I could help it. Fell free to call us for a free consult. I am sure we can help you. Regards, Douglas I. Leifert, Esq. 561.988.8000 1.888.5.DEFEND
As a first offender, you probably qualify for a diversion program which, if completed successfully, would result in a Dismissal of these charges. This is not automatic, as it is at the discretion of the State Attorney. Please feel free to call my office for a free consltation if you are interested in learning more and how we can assist you in Court. Douglas I. Leifert, Esq.
You need a lawyer to represent you in Court. Bondsman is important in Court only if his/her continued posting of an appearance bond is in jeopardy. Bondsman, rarely, if ever, appear in Court on behalf of a client. this is what a lawyer does. Bondsmen write bonds that assure future appearances in Court. They are not licensed attorneys and cannot represent or advocate for you in Court.
I think you should consult with some other Attorneys....the fact that both were charged means that the State will have difficulty proving both cases. One shouldn't be a witness and also a Defendant for the same incident... Feel free to come in for a free consultation. Regards, Douglas I. Leifert, Esq. LEIFERT & LEIFERT
It depends on when the warrant was issued, what type of warrant it is, what efforts the Government has made to serve you with it and where you have been in the interim. Feel free to call and schedule a free consult with me or another of our former prosecutors. Douglas I. Leifert, Esq. LEIFERT & LEIFERT 561.988.8000