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Finding out your child has been arrested can be terrifying. You may wonder if they are okay. Were they hurt? What’s going on? You need answers — and you want to make sure your son or daughter is safe and protected. By law, your child has certain rights, including the right to legal counsel. However, it is in your child’s best interests to avoid retaining the services of the public defender. Though diligent, these individuals are overworked, often juggling hundreds of cases.
How a lawyer can help your child
The juvenile justice system is unique. You need a lawyer familiar with this battleground. Without proper counsel, your child may face criminal penalties. An experienced juvenile justice attorney understands the system, can explain the law to you in an accessible way and fights tirelessly for your son’s or daughter’s rights in court. With skilled counsel by your side, you may be able to have the charges against your child reduced or possibly dismissed.
Some of the most common juvenile offenses include:
- Underage drinking
- DWI
- Vandalism
- Petty theft
- Assault
- Computer crimes
- Drug crimes
- Curfew crimes
- Sex crimes
How a juvenile crime conviction can affect your child’s future
If your son or daughter is convicted, they may face a number of penalties related to the specific crime, including license suspension, jail and community service. In addition, your child will have a criminal record. This can affect their ability to attend certain colleges and universities and qualify for scholarships. Furthermore, a juvenile crime may affect your child’s career path later in life.
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5.0/5.0Bexar County is a very challenging and difficult judicial system to work with. The prosecutors struggle with staffing shortages and the judges are overloaded with cases. This makes it very difficult to do anything with a case in a timely manner. Mr. ...
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I truly appreciate that Mr. Collins was straight forward and kept me informed every step of the way. He was willing to go the extra mile to help build a strong case, but kept me level headed throughout the process. He was open with the fact that the ...
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Words cannot truly describe how amazing this attorney is . Great sense of professionalism and work ethic to say the least . Not only that he understands the law inside and out, and will put you first . Would highly advise to choose him as your attorn...
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Kevin Collins represented me in a D.V. case. Dismissal. His preparation and intellect are remarkable. He's a league above his peers and competion. Follow his instructions and heed his advice. Not many people are built for this type of work. Kevin Col...
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Kevin Collins is by far the best man for the job. Almost immediately as I talk to him on the phon I felt calm and reassuring. He started the process and handled it, very efficient and got the job done. He also responds to my calls very quickly and ke...
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