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San Fernando Valley Bankruptcy Lawyer
Law Office of Donald A. Hilland
DUI & DMV
Law Office of Donald A. Hilland
DUI & DMV
WARRANTS
818-838-3600
818-838-3600
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If you've been charged with a crime, any statements you make could be used against you later in court. So DON'T MAKE ANY STATEMENTS! Insist on a lawyer before any questioning. You may think that you can straighten it all out with the police if you just talk to them. You won't. You'll just hurt yourself because the police only write down the stuff that they can twist around to make you look guilty. Also they know the law, you don't! Hire an attorney and get some legal advice!
And remember you must request a DMV hearing within 10 days or you will lose your license for up to a year even if you win your court case
HIRE AN ATTORNEY AND PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS!
818 838 3600
405 N. Maclay Avenue, Suite 203, San Fernando, California 91340
RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE THE SAN FERNANDO COURTHOUSE
Member of Crime Lawyers California and Criminal Defense Lawyers
http://www.crimelawyers.org/
And remember you must request a DMV hearing within 10 days or you will lose your license for up to a year even if you win your court case
HIRE AN ATTORNEY AND PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS!
818 838 3600
405 N. Maclay Avenue, Suite 203, San Fernando, California 91340
RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE THE SAN FERNANDO COURTHOUSE
Member of Crime Lawyers California and Criminal Defense Lawyers
http://www.crimelawyers.org/
Donald Arthur Hilland, Esq.
Bench Warrant Information
A bench warrant is used to arrest and detain an individual for failing to appear in court. Bench warrants are issued by a court or judge at the federal or California state level, and become effective immediately. As soon as law enforcement arrests an individual on a bench warrant, he/she is held in a county jail until bail is posted.
The purpose of a bench warrant is to attain an individual and bring them to court in order to handle pending legal actions. These types of actions include arraignments, criminal sentencing, paying a fine, general court appearances, or issuing a citation. A judge can also issue a bench warrant for failing to show proof of progress or completion of a court sentence, or failing to appear after being released from custody. When an individual fails to appear in court, whether it's before or after a bench warrant has been issued, he/she faces a variety of penalties including detainment, driver's license suspension, or the denial of bail for other outstanding warrants.
What Should I Do if There is a Bench Warrant Issued in My Name?
As soon as you become aware that a bench warrant has been in issued in your name, contact an experienced criminal defense attorney like Donald A. Hilland today. If law enforcement finds you before you contact a lawyer, they have the right to arrest you on the spot. An experienced Los Angeles bench warrant attorney like Donald A. Hilland can submit mandatory documents, represent you in front of a judge, negotiate with prosecutors, and even potentially save you from police detainment arrest and impoundment of your vehicle.
Contact the Law Office Donald A. Hilland in the Valley
If you suspect a bench warrant has been issued in your name, attorney Donald A. Hilland can help you. Mr. Hilland has experience representing many individuals throughout the Los Angeles area with outstanding bench warrants. He will protect your rights and best interests, and may save you from unwanted jail time, probation, or extra fines. Contact the Law Office of Donald A. Hilland today at (818) 838-3600
or contact us here!
A bench warrant is used to arrest and detain an individual for failing to appear in court. Bench warrants are issued by a court or judge at the federal or California state level, and become effective immediately. As soon as law enforcement arrests an individual on a bench warrant, he/she is held in a county jail until bail is posted.
The purpose of a bench warrant is to attain an individual and bring them to court in order to handle pending legal actions. These types of actions include arraignments, criminal sentencing, paying a fine, general court appearances, or issuing a citation. A judge can also issue a bench warrant for failing to show proof of progress or completion of a court sentence, or failing to appear after being released from custody. When an individual fails to appear in court, whether it's before or after a bench warrant has been issued, he/she faces a variety of penalties including detainment, driver's license suspension, or the denial of bail for other outstanding warrants.
What Should I Do if There is a Bench Warrant Issued in My Name?
As soon as you become aware that a bench warrant has been in issued in your name, contact an experienced criminal defense attorney like Donald A. Hilland today. If law enforcement finds you before you contact a lawyer, they have the right to arrest you on the spot. An experienced Los Angeles bench warrant attorney like Donald A. Hilland can submit mandatory documents, represent you in front of a judge, negotiate with prosecutors, and even potentially save you from police detainment arrest and impoundment of your vehicle.
Contact the Law Office Donald A. Hilland in the Valley
If you suspect a bench warrant has been issued in your name, attorney Donald A. Hilland can help you. Mr. Hilland has experience representing many individuals throughout the Los Angeles area with outstanding bench warrants. He will protect your rights and best interests, and may save you from unwanted jail time, probation, or extra fines. Contact the Law Office of Donald A. Hilland today at (818) 838-3600
or contact us here!
Mr. Hilland has experience in criminal cases including theft cases, DUI, and drug offenses. Did you know that with a "Civil Compromise" (Like Michael Jackson used) in most cases your criminal theft case can go away if you pay the victim back for what was stolen? A judge must approve the settlement, but they nearly always do. That way it won't even appear on your record.
Contact Donald A. Hilland today at 818-838-3600!
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What should I do if I'm stopped for DUI?
· Politely decline to answer questions without an attorney (only incriminating answers will be in the police report).
· Decline to take any field sobriety tests (not required by law and rarely helps you).
· Unless you are under 21, decline to take any handheld breath test not required by law.
· Agree to take a required "evidentiary" breath test (blood test if confident you are under .08%).
· Make sure you or your lawyer calls the DMV within 10 days to demand a hearing to contest your license suspension.
· Politely decline to answer questions without an attorney (only incriminating answers will be in the police report).
· Decline to take any field sobriety tests (not required by law and rarely helps you).
· Unless you are under 21, decline to take any handheld breath test not required by law.
· Agree to take a required "evidentiary" breath test (blood test if confident you are under .08%).
· Make sure you or your lawyer calls the DMV within 10 days to demand a hearing to contest your license suspension.