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If you have been accused of a crime in Suffolk County, The Law Offices of Daniel J. Miller can provide you with comprehensive legal services. Our experienced Suffolk County criminal defense attorneys are committed to delivering top-quality legal defense to ensure your rights are safeguarded.
We understand the intricate criminal justice system, and we leverage our expertise to strive towards upholding your innocence.
To schedule a consultation with our team of Suffolk County criminal defense attorneys, book an appointment online today.
Suffolk County DUI Defense
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a criminal offense that can lead to fines, license suspension or revocation, and potential jail time.
Even a first offense is considered serious, with penalties escalating for subsequent offenses, including mandatory minimum prison sentences. In Virginia, the offense is often termed "DWI" or "DUI," both referring to the same crime but with different wording. DUI stands for "driving under the influence," while DWI means "driving while intoxicated."
Each DWI case is unique and necessitates personalized representation. Our team of lawyers takes the time to understand your situation thoroughly to strategize your defense effectively and offer sound legal counsel.
Violent Crimes Defense in Suffolk County
Allegations of violent crimes in Virginia carry significant penalties and can profoundly impact your future. From assault and battery to homicide, the range of violent crimes in the state is extensive.
With a skilled Suffolk County criminal defense attorney by your side, you can construct a robust defense. Our team works diligently to investigate your case details, gather evidence, and protect your rights in court. Through strategic defense tactics, we aim to potentially reduce charges or have them dismissed.
White-Collar Crimes
White-collar crimes involve fraudulent acts by individuals or corporations for financial gain. While nonviolent, these offenses carry severe penalties.
Common examples of white-collar crimes include:
- Embezzlement
- Securities fraud
- Money laundering
Defending against white-collar crimes demands a deep understanding of financial law. Our attorneys can navigate complex financial transactions, uncover false allegations, and clarify misunderstood transactions to build a strong defense.
Protective Orders Representation
Receiving a protective order can be a distressing experience. In Virginia, a protective order prohibits contact with the accuser or coming within a specified distance of them.
While you can't challenge an emergency or temporary restraining order, you can contest a permanent order. If faced with an unjust restraining order, our team can assist in building a case against it, starting from the temporary order stage.
Expungement Services
Virginia allows for criminal records to be erased or sealed in certain cases through expungement. Not all charges are eligible for removal, but our attorneys can assess your situation and guide you on pursuing expungement if applicable.
We will assist in gathering necessary documentation, ensuring accurate filing, and working towards clearing your record effectively.
Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile criminal cases are handled differently in Virginia for those under 18. The state focuses on rehabilitation for minors, assuming they may not fully comprehend their actions.
Criminal accusations can have lasting effects on juveniles. It's crucial to defend their rights, and our team specializes in juvenile defense. We approach these cases with the same level of seriousness and dedication as any other, striving to clear your child of all charges.
For exceptional criminal defense representation in Suffolk County and beyond, trust The Law Offices of Daniel J. Miller. Schedule an online meeting with our Suffolk County criminal defense attorneys for expert legal assistance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What Do I Do After an Arrest?Remember that just because you have been arrested, it does not mean that you are automatically guilty. Once you have been brought to the police station, the bond will be set. This means that you do not have to sit in jail while the process is underway; you are free to go home to wait for your arraignment. The purpose of bail is to ensure that you return to court for the arraignment. If you are unable to post bail, then you will be required to remain in custody until the arraignment. The amount will be determined by the courts and may depend on the type of charges filed.
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What Does Family Law Cover?
Family law is a branch of the legal system that deals with any scenario that is relevant to families. It handles things such as marriage, annulment, child custody, adoption and guardianship, child emancipation, domestic violence and abuse, and so forth.
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Do I Need a Defense Attorney?Yes. If you have been arrested and are facing criminal charges, then it is in your best interests to hire a defense lawyer to represent you. Self-representation has a low success rate due to the complexity of Virginia criminal law. At The Law Offices of Daniel J. Miller, we are familiar with the local criminal courts, judges, and prosecutors. We have a strong success record and can help you build a strong defense strategy, no matter what charges you are facing. You should never go through this alone.
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Do I Need an Attorney for Family Law Matters?
You are not required to hire an attorney in family law scenarios, but you probably should. Any time you mix the law with your family, the situation is complex and emotionally charged. Legally, an attorney can provide advice, negotiate on your behalf, and represent you in court when necessary. They are familiar with the laws and regulations, and they work to protect their client’s rights and interests. Without an attorney, you risk making a costly mistake, or you may receive an unfavorable outcome.
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