Clearwater Warrants Attorney
Legal Assistance with Warrants
When you discover there is a warrant out for your arrest, it is crucial that you act immediately. Police could show up at your door at any time or a traffic stop can lead to being put in jail until the matter is resolved. You may be very worried about what consequences await you, but action and cooperation with a warrant matter is the best way to seek leniency and avoid spending time in jail. If you or a loved one has an outstanding warrant you should act at once and get experienced legal help in resolving this matter from a Clearwater criminal defense lawyer. In many warrant situations our team is able to resolve the situation without our client ever going to jail.
If police observe a crime taking place, they can arrest a perpetrator based on their observation of the crime. What happens when they suspect that a crime was committed outside of their direct presence or they are unable to locate you? They will then, in collaboration with the State Attorney, take this reasonable suspicion - in legal terms, known as probable cause - before a judge. The judge will determine if probable cause that a crime was committed indeed exists, and if it does, an arrest warrant will be issued and police will actively seek your arrest. You may also have a bench warrant issued directly from a judge if you fail to appear for a hearing, do not show up for a pre-assigned court date, or fail to meet a stipulation of probation.
Warrants Defense Lawyer in Clearwater
The Law Office of Timothy Hessinger is ready to help you with all warrant matters. A wise man once said that the best defense is a good offense - we can approach the issue head on. Our criminal defense attorney knows the processes and requirements to seek an immediate cancellation of the warrant, or how to address the matter to help you avoid jail. We are fully committed to a successful outcome on your case and in making sure that you know all of the options available to you.
Contact a Clearwater criminal defense attorney as soon as possible if you need help with an outstanding warrant issue.