Ignition Interlock Violation charge and Suspended License charge DISMISSED
Recently Ashbach Law Offices, LLC represented a client in Snohomish County facing an Ignition Interlock Violation (IID) charge as well as a suspended license third degree (DWLS 3) charge after being stopped by law enforcement for driving a vehicle without a front license place in violation of State law. Our client was subsequently found to be driving a motor vehicle without a functioning ignition interlock device and with a suspended license.
Our client was on probation from a prior DUI, which resulted in his license being suspended and an ignition interlock device being required in all vehicles he drove.
Our client was facing several issues from this new arrest and the resulting charges, and so he chose our office to put forward his best defense. In addition to jail time, fines, probation and further license suspension for the Ignition Interlock Violation and Suspended License Third Degree accusations, our client was facing mandatory 30 days’ confinement for probation violations on the old DUI conviction (for a total of 60 days per 46.61.5055(11) (b)).
Representation on this case involved extensive investigation, legal research, motions to suppress and dismiss, and eventual confirmation for trial, which culminated in dismissal of all charges for our client. Aggressive representation for the Ignition Interlock and Suspended License charges resulted in no fines, no further suspension, and no jail time.
This case took over a year to fully litigate to dismissal. While that time frame is not typical, it does represent the extent to which we are willing to go to thoroughly investigate cases and represent our clients. If you choose our office to represent you for your Ignition Interlock accusation, you can be assured that we will use all tools in our arsenal to aggressively represent you as best as we can.
What We Do
This Ignition Interlock Violation dismissal is just one of many we have been able to obtain for our clients. Great results such as this are what we fight for every day at Ashbach Law Offices, LLC. If you need help with an Ignition Interlock violation issue, please call or text us at 360.474.7872 (or email brian@i5defense.com)
Our office is based in Snohomish County, Washington, with offices in Marysville and Mill Creek. However, we frequently travel far and wide for clients who are seeking aggressive, high-quality defense for their allegations.
We routinely represent clients charged with Ignition Interlock Violation allegations throughout the Washington I-5 corridor, covering Skagit, Snohomish, King and Whatcom Counties. Regular courts of practice include, but are not limited to, Anacortes, Arlington, Bellevue, Bellingham, Blaine, Burlington, Edmonds, Everett, Issaquah, Lynnwood, Marysville
Choose wisely when picking an attorney for your Lake Stevens defense
Prosecutors and judges respect lawyers who are willing to take cases to trial, and have strong track record of winning difficult cases. To maximize your chances of a successful outcome, choose an attorney who knows how to get great results before and after trial. At Ashbach Law Offices, LLC we fight hard for our clients because we know how important your case is to you.
Our reputation for great results is built on the backbone of hard work, strong advocacy, and great results at trial or through negotiation and pretrial motions. Accordingly, prosecutors and judges alike refer friends and family to our office for help, and we get referrals from other attorneys for particularly hard cases.
Sample recent successful results for our Lake Stevens defense cases
Assault 4 DV – Dismissed
Hit and Run – Dismissed
Suspended License 1st Degree (mandatory 180 days jail) – reduced to Suspended License 3rd Degree, no jail.
Assault 4 DV – “Not Guilty”
Theft 3 (Shoplifting) – Dismissed
Dangerous Dog violations – Dismissed
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia – Dismissed
Making False Statement to a Public Servant – Dismissed
DUI – reductions to Reckless Driving and Negligent Driving
Recent quotes from cases recently handled by Ashbach Law Offices, LLC for Lake Stevens defense
“Oh my gosh. Things are great. Thanks for all your help, I’m so happy to be back home and able to have our family back together. Thank you. :)”
“Thank you for making it speedy and painless!”
“Thank goodness. I’m seriously just so happy and ready to put the whole thing behind us. Thanks for working with him and my random freak out calls. Really do appreciate all your help.”
Next Steps
If you need a Lake Stevens defense lawyer, contact Ashbach Law Offices, LLC to begin your defense. We pride ourselves on being recognized in as a leader in the legal community for defense of criminal allegations big or small.
Above are just a few examples of great results we have obtained for our clients as part of our Lake Stevens defense practice. We routinely defend our clients in other courts as well.
Cases requiring a strong Lake Stevens defense lawyer can be filed in a variety of courts. Misdemeanor and gross misdemeanors may be filed in Marysville Municipal Court and Snohomish County District Court, depending on which agency handles the arrest and/or criminal allegation. For felonies, most cases are referred to Snohomish County Superior Court. Our office has successfully represented clients in all of these courts.
If you, or someone you care about, needs defense against an allegation arising out of Lake Stevens, Washington or any other surrounding city or county, see what we can do to help you. A conviction can follow you for a lifetime. Call/text 360.474.7872 or e-mail us. We help good people in bad situations. Let us help you.
Five Recent Successes Involving No Contact Orders
Recently Ashbach Law Offices, LLC represented five clients throughout Snohomish County who were all facing imposition of a No Contact Order, some via civil positions, and others via criminal allegations. In all five instances, our office was able to prevent a no-contact order from being issued. For immediate help, call or text us at 360.474.7872.
A No Contact Order (or protection order) can have severe short-term and long term impacts, including loss of employment, loss of housing, inability to see loved ones, loss of firearm rights, as well as creating exposure for criminal liability if a No Contact Order is violated.
No Contact Orders do serve a valid purpose when obtained for legitimate reasons. Unfortunately, No Contact Orders (and petitions) are often used proactively and inappropriately, often in the context of dissolving relationships and family matters.
In many instances, No Contact Orders are not reciprocal. This means that only one party can violate an order, and only that party can be subject to criminal (or civil) liability for any alleged violations. In fact, many “protected” parties try to induce the “restrained” party into violating the No Contact Order, via constant texts, emails and phone calls.
Other Examples of No Contact Order Issues and Representation
In one case we handled, the protected party was texting her ex-boyfriend multiple times a day for over a month, until he texted back “Stop texting me.” The protected party then took that to the police, and the restrained party was arrested and was in custody for several days before bailing out. He then hired us, and the case was eventually dismissed, but it was still a very unpleasant experience for our client.
Another case we handled involved neighbor disputes with one particularly unreasonable and sensitive neighbor who routinely called police on our client. This case ended up going to trial with a “not guilty” verdict for our client. While this case ultimately resolved well for our client in criminal court, effective representation of the criminal allegation required a lengthy amount of legal and factual research into the case. Our office did not represent the client at the time the No Contact Order was imposed, and review of that underlying petition showed that with effective and prepared representation, a No Contact Order likely would not have been granted in the first place.
Under the Full Faith and Credit Act, and often by the terms of the No Contact Order, an order granted in one court is valid throughout the State of Washington, as well as other States. We have been hired in several instances to represent clients facing criminal allegations stemming from orders granted by other States (such as California) or tribal jurisdictions. We have also represented a client arrested for crossing the border back into the U.S. from Canada with the protected party, so be advised that No Contact Orders do get into the federal system as well. While that case also did not result in conviction, being arrested at the border and spending a night in a jail 90 miles from home was not a pleasant experience for our client.
Clients charged with Domestic Violence allegations face imposition of a Pre-trial No Contact Order as part of conditions of release. Most courts routinely grant prosecutor requests for these orders at arraignment, even if the alleged victim does not want one to be granted. In many cases we have been able to prevent an order from being entered, but that often requires extensive, pre-court investigation and interviews. This is one reason, among many, that beginning early representation on an allegation to get a head start on the prosecution is crucial.
What We Do Regarding No Contact Orders
Our office is experienced in successfully representing clients facing No Contact Order petitions, being charged with allegedly violating No Contact Orders, and facing No Contact Orders being imposed as part of a criminal allegation. We have successfully represented clients facing these issues from Renton to Blaine, throughout the I-5 corridor.
Great results such as this are what we fight for every day at Ashbach Law Offices, LLC. If you need help with a No Contact Order issue, please call or text us at 360.474.7872 (or email brian@i5defense.com)
Our office is based in Snohomish County, Washington, with offices in Marysville and Mill Creek. However, we frequently travel far and wide for clients who are seeking aggressive, high-quality defense for their allegations.
We routinely represent clients charged with allegations throughout the Washington I-5 corridor, covering Skagit, Snohomish, King and Whatcom Counties. Regular courts of practice include, but are not limited to, Anacortes, Arlington, Bellevue, Bellingham, Blaine, Burlington, Edmonds, Everett, Issaquah, Lynnwood, Marysville and cities in between.
Suspended License Charge with 180 Days Mandatory Jail Significantly Reduced, No Jail
Recently Ashbach Law Offices, LLC a reduction in a Suspended License driving charge from First Degree down to Third Degree. Our client had previously been convicted of many Suspended License First Degree charges (prior to our representation) and was looking at a mandatory minimum of 180 days in jail upon conviction.
Our office worked on this suspended license case for over a year, turning over every leaf to see if an error had been made by the Department of Licensing. Eventually we were able to find an error with DOL and obtained documentation to that effect. As we do for all clients we represent, we investigated and challenged everything to protect our client’s liberty and rights.
Fight Your Suspended License Allegation
Suspended License allegations come in three degrees: First Degree, Second Degree and Third Degree, and can come about for many reasons. The reason for an underlying suspended license should always be aggressively investigated, as errors such as the one found for our client do occur, but are hard to find and prove.
Great results such as this are what we fight for every day at Ashbach Law Offices, LLC. If you need help with a Suspended License accusation, please call or text us at 360.474.7872 (or email brian@i5defense.com) to learn what we can do for you. Our office has successfully represented clients on Suspended License allegations of First Degree, Second Degree and Third Degrees, both at court and through DOL hearings.
Whatever the degree is charged, a conviction can carry serious consequences, including mandatory jail, additional license suspension or revocation, loss of employment, fines, and other issues.
Our office is based in Snohomish County, Washington, with offices in Marysville and Mill Creek. However, we frequently travel far and wide for clients who are seeking aggressive, high-quality defense for their allegations.
We routinely represent clients charged with allegations throughout the Washington I-5 corridor, covering Skagit, Snohomish, King and Whatcom Counties. Regular courts of practice include, but are not limited to, Anacortes, Arlington, Bellevue, Bellingham, Blaine, Burlington, Edmonds, Everett, Issaquah, Lynnwood, Marysville
Great Result – Client Acquitted at Jury Trial on Assault Fourth Degree Allegation”
Recently Ashbach Law Offices, LLC secured a “Not Guilty” verdict at jury trial for a client charged with Assault Fourth Degree, with a ‘sexual motivation’ enhancement. This jury trial took place in Snohomish County District Court, Evergreen Division, located in Monroe, Washington.
Our office worked on this Assault Fourth Degree case for over a year, during which time the prosecutor’s office showed absolutely zero flexibility and willingness to negotiate the case. In fact, the prosecutor’s office added the ‘sexual motivation’ enhancement on the morning of trial, 14 months after the case was filed. Despite the entire incident being captured on video, the six-person jury only took 45 minutes to return a verdict of “not guilty” in our case. Our client was facing certain job termination if any assault conviction occurred, so the stakes were high. As we do for all clients we represent, we fought tooth and nail to make sure this client’s career, freedom and reputation remained intact.
Let Us Help With Your Assault Fourth Degree Case
Assault Fourth Degree can come in many forms: standard Assault Fourth Degree, Assault Fourth Degree – Domestic Violence, and Assault Fourth Degree – With Sexual Motivation.
Great results such as this are what we fight for every day at Ashbach Law Offices, LLC. If you need help with an assault accusation, please call or text us at 360.474.7872 (or email brian@i5defense.com) to learn what we can do for you. Our office has successfully represented clients on assault allegations ranging from Assault Fourth Degree to serious Felony Assaults, both at trial and through pretrial negotiations and motions.
Whatever the degree of assault that is charged, a conviction can carry serious consequences, including loss of liberty, constitutional rights, employment, and housing, as well as the imposition of no-contact orders, treatment, and inability to travel.
Our office is based in Snohomish County, Washington, with offices in Marysville and Mill Creek. However, we frequently travel far and wide for clients who are seeking aggressive, high-quality defense for their allegations.
We routinely represent clients charged with assault allegations throughout the Washington I-5 corridor, covering Skagit, Snohomish, King and Whatcom Counties. Regular courts of practice include, but are not limited to, Anacortes, Arlington, Bellevue, Bellingham, Blaine, Burlington, Edmonds, Everett, Issaquah, Lynnwood, Marysville, Monroe, Mount Vernon, Mountlake Terrance, Redmond, Seattle, Sedro Woolley and Shoreline.
Ashbach Law Offices, LLC has recently secured dismissal of a shoplifting case for a client in Snohomish County, Washington.
Our client, a nurse practitioner, was facing termination from employment (and inability to remain a nurse practitioner) based on this shoplifting allegation.
Complicating matters was that the allegation involved theft of alcohol from a large chain store, and our client has several prior shoplifting charges in the past, including a conviction from several years ago.
Despite initial significant opposition from the court and prosecutor, and the alleged victim, our office was able to obtain a complete dismissal of the shoplifting charge. This saved our client’s career, prevented jail, fines and probation, and significantly contributed to our client’s emotional well-being.
This case took about 4 months to obtain a dismissal. When clients charged with shoplifting (or any other allegation) ask how long a case will take, the answer we give is “however long it takes to get the best result possible.” Some cases take only a few weeks, other cases we’ve worked on for over a year to obtain dismissals. Our goal in all cases is to get the best result possible quickly, but rest assured, we will fight for you as long as it takes to get the optimal outcome available.
A shoplifting conviction can have significant impacts, including loss of employment, loss of security clearances, inability to find housing, and many other negative consequences. If you, or someone you care about, is facing a shoplifting allegation in Western Washington, contact Ashbach Law Offices, LLC today at 360.474.7872 (or use the “contact us” form on this website) to learn how we can help.
We practice throughout the I-5 Corridor, so whether your case is in King, Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom or Island County, we are available to help and protect you. Contact us today to start building a defense.
Recently, Ashbach Law Offices, LLC was able to obtain complete dismissal of an Assault 4 DV charge out of Arlington, Washington.
Fortunately for our client, our office was retained to represent her prior to arraignment, so we were able to prepare for argument at arraignment and prevent a No Contact Order from being entered. As it would be for most people charged with a domestic violence (DV) offense, entry of a No Contact Order would have had disastrous impacts on our client’s life (as well as her significant other and other family members).
Additionally, based on our client’s occupation in the medical industry, she would have lost her job if a conviction occurred.
Due to interviews, investigation, legal research and a strong trial record, we were able to get our client’s Assault 4 DV case dismissed at the first court date after arraignment. Our client’s family was kept intact, our client’s record was clean, and she was able to maintain her employment.
Ashbach Law Offices, LLC works hard for our clients charged with criminal allegations throughout Western Washington. If you, or someone you care about, is charged with an Assault 4 DV allegation, contact our office for a free, no-pressure case evaluation and learn how we can help navigate a very stressful and unpleasant time.
Assault 4 DV cases are treated very seriously by courts and prosecutors, and require serious, aggressive and effective defense. Call 360.474.7872 or use the “contact us form” on our website to get started protecting yourself and your loved ones. It is never too early to being a strong, effective case strategy.
Our client was accused of violation a Domestic Violence No Contact Order that had been issued as part of a conviction on an earlier case (we did not represent our client on that case). This new allegation triggered probation violation hearings in multiple courts as well. Our client was recommended to our office by several other attorneys due to our reputation for aggressiveness and success in difficult cases. Our client was facing many months in jail, on the new charge and on probation violations. This client previously had been convicted of violating the order (again, not represented by us on that matter) and had spent substantial time in jail.
Our office immediately got to work, contacting potential witnesses and investigating the location, timelines and background of all parties involved. In this case, the complaining alleged victim was entirely on board with the prosecution and wanted to see our client sent away for allegedly violating this no contact order.
This case ended up being dismissed the day before trial due to our hard work, investigation and trial preparation. Probation hearings for the earlier cases resulted in no sanctions whatsoever.
No contact orders violation accusations can be very difficult to defend, and in many instances are harder cases than an underlying assault allegation. Early preparation is key. Although we can begin representation of a case at any time, beginning investigation prior to prosecutorial ‘taint’ of witnesses is vastly preferred.
Our reputation as aggressive, effective attorneys precedes us, and is why many clients are referred to us by other attorneys for difficult or “hopeless” cases. Our track record at trial is excellent, and this respect in the legal community helps us achieve great results for clients when cases do not end up going to trial.
This Snohomish County case had repercussions for our client in Everett, Washington and Marysville, Washington. Dismissal allowed our client to keep his job, current relationship and freedom.
No Contact Order Violation Allegations – Serious Accusations Require Serious Defense
At our office, we have always focused on representing individuals, whether they are accused of criminal allegations or have in some way been wronged. Having never been in a prosecutor role, we do not have any biases or allegiances that could compromise your case. We are always about protecting you, the individual. This dedication motivates us to fight hard in every case for the best result possible; we will not simply ‘cut a deal’ with our prosecutor buddies to resolve cases quickly.
Our office has extensive experience representing domestic violence accusations. We take the time to get your side of the story, investigate the other sides of the story, and to understand your concerns and your background. While many allegations follow similar patterns, each case is unique and must be treated accordingly. While we have an impressive record of success taking cases involving domestic violence allegations to trial, we know that in many instances the stress and combative nature of trial is not conducive to families and relationships, so we work hard to achieve great results pre-trial.
No Contact Order violation cases often involve false accusations, misunderstandings, or minor incidents being blown out of proportion. Sometimes they are not. Regardless, a conviction for a No Contact Order violation can dramatically impact your life. Even false allegations can lead to serious penalties, including longer protection orders that can force you out of your home and keep you from your loved ones (including children).
We know how serious these accusations are taken by the government, and how serious the impact can be on your life, family, career, and freedom. Our office fights hard from the very beginning to restore families, save careers and reputations, and protect our clients’ freedoms.
If you, or someone you care about, is facing an accusation of violating a no contact order, it is never too early to begin building a strong, effective strategy to defend against the governmental forces. Let us help. Call today for a free, no pressure-consultation at 360.474.7872 or 1-888-WA-LAW-NW (1-888-925-2969) to learn how we can help. Alternatively, you can use the contact form found on every page of this website. Your communications are confidential.
Additional Recent Results
No Contact Order Violation – Dismissed – Marysville, Washington.
No Contact Order Violation – “Not Guilty” at trial – Snohomish County, Washington.
Assault 4 Domestic Violence and No Contact Order Violation – Dismissed – Everett, Washington. Plea offer of 270 days. After months of pretrial motions, case dismissed.
Locations
With offices in Snohomish County and Skagit County, we are prepared to meet you at convenient time to discuss your particular case, whether it be located in Island County, King County, Skagit County, Snohomish County, or Whatcom County. Upon request, we are willing to travel to the surrounding counties on a case by case basis.
Sample Recent Result for a Client Facing a Shoplifting Allegation
Our client was apprehended for suspicion of shoplifting out of a multi-national store located in Everett, Washington. Police were called, and our client was placed in handcuffs. Our client found our office online, and contacted us immediately. Our office was able to do case investigation and we contacted the prosecuting attorney’s office before the case was filed. We were able to prevent our client’s case from ever being filed in a court, and our client’s record remains spotless. By being proactive and contacting our office immediately, this great result was possible.
If your case has been filed in court, please contact our office immediately to learn how we can help achieve a great outcome for you. Additional sample results are at the bottom of this page.
Overview of Common Shoplifting Allegation Concerns for Snohomish County and Surrounding Areas
Many people that come to our office after being apprehended or charged with a shoplifting allegation in Snohomish County are very stressed out and worried about what will happen to them. Some people are even justifiably angry given the particular circumstances of the accusation. The potential loss of job, criminal conviction, probation, fines, and reputation are among the major concerns that keep people up at night. While these are very legitimate possibilities, there are things that can be done to protect yourself, your present and your future.
Even if there is store video/surveillance, or if you gave an oral or written confession to police or loss prevention, there are steps that can be taken to work towards the ultimate goal: dismissal. In some instances, where our office is hired immediately, we have been able to prevent the case from ever going to a court. For this reason, it is best to take action immediately.
Our goal at Ashbach Law Offices, LLC, is to understand the specifics of each case, take the time to understand each client’s concerns and background, and give each case the care and attention it deserves. If you are charged with a shoplifting crime, or will be, you may be experiencing a high level of stress; our job is to put you at ease, knowing that our skills, reputation and track record will all be used to develop a strong, effective defense in your case.
Ashbach Law Offices, LLC – Entirely on Your Side for Your Shoplifting Allegation
Having never been in a prosecutor role, we do not have any biases or allegiances that could compromise your shoplifting case. We are always (and have always been) about protecting you, the individual. This dedication motivates us to fight hard in every case for the best result possible; we will not simply ‘cut a deal’ with our prosecutor buddies to resolve cases quickly. We will never let a case drag on necessarily; we will do whatever it takes to get the best result as fast as we can. Sometimes this takes weeks, sometimes many months. Rest assured we have your best interest at stake, and are not simply interested in moving onto the next case. A theft or shoplifting conviction can have lifelong negative impacts, and must be treated accordingly.
There are many methods to obtaining a great result in your case, and we will pursue any and all of them as we investigate and defend against your accusation.
We have achieved dismissals and other great results for clients charged with theft and shoplifting allegations throughout Snohomish County, as well as surrounding areas, including Island, King and Skagit Counties.
Each shoplifting allegation and each client is unique and must be treated accordingly
While many shoplifting allegations follow similar patterns, each case is unique and must be treated accordingly, and your individual worries and concerns must be taken into account. Regardless of the specifics, we are confident that we can help you with our representation. We are committed to providing aggressive, high-quality defense for each and every one of our clients.
Because a theft or shoplifting conviction can have serious impacts on your life, your case need serious representation by lawyers you care about your future, your career, your family, and your freedom. Our office takes pride in its reputation of achieving outstanding results for our clients. Our hope is that you choose our office to fight your case. We provide free, no-pressure consultations so you can learn how we can help you. Please call or text us at 360.474.7872 or use the contact form on this page. Our conversations are confidential. You may also confidentially email us at brian@ashbachlawoffices.com.
More Sample Results for Shoplifting Clients
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Arlington, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Bellingham, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Burlington, Washington
Theft Allegation Dismissed – Edmonds, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Everett, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Lake Stevens, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Lynnwood, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Marysville, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Mill Creek, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Monroe, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Mount Vernon, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Snohomish, Washington
Shoplifting Allegation Dismissed – Snohomish County, Washington
Felony Shoplifting Allegation Reduced to Misdemeanor with no jail – Snohomish County, Washington
Felony Shoplifting Allegation Reduced to Misdemeanor with no jail – Snohomish County, Washington
Please note that each case is different, and is treated accordingly. No attorney can make any promises or guarantees about an outcome in any particular case.
We have offices in Marysville, Washington and Mill Creek, Washington, and are available early mornings, evenings and weekends for appointments.
Sample Recent Result
Our client was charged with two allegations, Assault 4 Domestic Violence and Malicious Mischief Domestic Violence in Snohomish County District Court. The plea offer was for 35 days in jail. This case was dismissed at trial confirmation based on hard work, research and trial preparation.
Please scroll to the bottom for more results. Otherwise, please read on for more information.
Domestic Violence Allegations – Serious Accusations Require Serious Defense
At our office, we have always focused on representing individuals, whether they are accused of criminal allegations or have in some way been wronged. Having never been in a prosecutor role, we do not have any biases or allegiances that could compromise your case. We are always about protecting you, the individual. This dedication motivates us to fight hard in every case for the best result possible; we will not simply ‘cut a deal’ with our prosecutor buddies to resolve cases quickly.
Our office has extensive experience representing domestic violence accusations. We take the time to get your side of the story, investigate the other sides of the story, and to understand your concerns and your background. While many allegations follow similar patterns, each case is unique and must be treated accordingly. While we have an impressive record of success taking cases involving domestic violence allegations to trial, we know that in many instances the stress and combative nature of trial is not conducive to families and relationships, so we work hard to achieve great results pre-trial.
Domestic Violence is understandably an area of concern. However, police, prosecutors and courts are worried that habitual offenders, or persons of particular worry, will slip through the cracks. Accordingly, even minor incidents, misunderstandings or false reports are treated as serious in a “one size fits all” approach. Prosecutors are often unwilling to drop charges even after an alleged victim recants or decides they do not want to pursue the case. Instead of evaluating the unique aspects of each case, courts and prosecutors often take a “cookie cutter” approach that harms families, relationships, careers and freedoms. In many instances, this harms the families that the government is supposedly trying to help.
Domestic violence cases often involve false accusations, misunderstandings, or minor incidents being blown out of proportion. Sometimes they are not. Regardless, a domestic violence charge can dramatically impact your life. Even false allegations can lead to serious penalties, including protection orders that can force you out of your home and keep you from your loved ones (including children).
We know how serious these accusations are taken by the government, and how serious the impact can be on your life, family, career, and constitutional rights.
Our office fights hard from the very beginning to restore families, save careers and reputations, and protect our clients’ freedoms. If you, or someone you care about, is facing a domestic violence accusation, it is never too early to begin building a strong, effective strategy to defend against the governmental forces.
We help good people in bad situations. Let us help. Call today for a free, no pressure-consultation to learn how we can help. 360.474.7872.
Additional Recent Results
Assault 4 Domestic Violence – Dismissed – Lynnwood, Washington. Early representation helped prevent a no-contact order from ever being imposed.
No Contact Order Violation – Dismissed – Marysville, Washington. Plea offer was 180 days.
Assault 4 Domestic Violence – Dismissed – Lake Stevens, Washington.
No Contact Order Violation – Dismissed – Snohomish County, Washington
Assault 4 Domestic Violence and No Contact Order Violation – Dismissed – Everett, Washington. Plea offer of 270 days. After months of pretrial motions, case dismissed.