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| A criminal conviction can have a devastating effect upon your life. A criminal conviction can effect your ability to obtain a job, enter military service, and obtain professional licenses. If you are convicted of a felony, you could lose your right to vote and your ability to carry a weapon. Whether you feel that you are guilty or not guilty, you should give us a call so that we can evaluate your case. In most criminal cases, a lawyer can assist you in protecting rights regardless of your guilt or innocence. Federal and State laws provide certain safeguards and certain rights for persons charged with crimes. We will work with you in order to protect your constitutional rights if you are charged with a crime.
In North Carolina, a traffic ticket or citation can also have a detrimental effect upon your life. In many cases, your driving record can also determine if you are hired for a job especially in fields that require a person to drive on the job. The loss of your driving privileges can have a financial effect upon your ability to provide proper support for your family. Convictions for certain traffic offenses such as DWI and Driving While License Revoked can result in a loss of driving privileges as well as jail time depending upon your prior driving record. If for some reason your driving privilege has been suspended, we can review your license status to determine if you are eligible to have your license reinstated. In some cases, your suspension period may have ended or you may need to clear up a ticket. In other cases, you may have to request a hearing before the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles before your license can be reinstated. If you have questions, give us a call!
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