I frequently hear this, so I’d like to share some tips I give all of my Orange County, California customers to help them gain a better understanding and reduce stress as much as possible. Here are my top five criminal defense suggestions for Orange County, California. If you have questions, contact Chambers Law Firm at 714-760-4088 for a free legal consultation.
Hire an attorney
Why? You don’t know the ins and outs of the Orange County legal system like I do unless you’ve gone to law school and worked as a prosecutor and attorney for over 20 years. Don’t attempt to get a cheap lawyer who is barely out of law school. He or she will lack the contacts and expertise that I possess.
Inquire as much as possible
When you come in for a free consultation, I’ll go over every element of your case with you so that I can put together the best defense possible. Don’t be afraid to inquire if you have any questions or concerns. Put my knowledge to good use for you.
Once you’ve selected a lawyer you can trust to defend you, try to unwind and let him prepare your case
If it’s me, be assured that I’ll do all in my power to establish your innocence or obtain the most lenient penalty feasible for you. In order to win your case, I’ll go to great lengths. Stressing over it will just make you more uptight and may have a negative impact on your health, which will not assist your case.
Take a break from the computer, particularly from Google
A lot of Google won’t assist you with your personal situation. Sure, you may be familiar with a lot of facts concerning your case—how many DUI charges were filed in California last year, how many individuals were convicted of welfare fraud crimes, etc.—but numbers alone cannot establish the likelihood of a specific conclusion in your case. Concentrate as much as possible on your case without thinking about what occurred to anybody else’s.
As much as possible, avoid using social media
The last thing you want is for your case to be harmed by an embarrassing tweet or Facebook post. Plus, the rumor mill works just well on its own—no there’s need to go into depth about what you’re going through. When you’re having a hard time, confide in close relatives and friends—but your kindergarten pal doesn’t need to know.
Are you looking for further advice? For a free consultation, call Dan Chambers at Chambers Law Firm at 714-760-4088.
