Criminal Law Questions

Answers to Your Criminal Law Questions

If you've got criminal law questions, we've got answers. Limmer & Associates is here to help you with all your questions regarding criminal matters and pending cases against you. By consulting with a knowledgeable lawyer regarding your criminal law questions, you can be assured you are getting the correct representation for all your trial needs.

1. Do I need an Attorney?
Of all the criminal law questions we receive, this is perhaps the number one question. The answer is quite simple. If you are accused of a crime or violation, it is in your best interest to retain an attorney. Only an experienced criminal attorney, like those at Limmer & Associates can protect your rights.

2. How can I set up an initial consultation?
The best way to get answers to your criminal law questions is to set up an initial consultation. Call us with your criminal law questions at our office 1-888-238-0888 and we will immediately return your call. We are available 24 hours a day seven days a week. We will set up a meeting at one of our offices as soon as possible to discuss your case. The initial consultation is always free.

3. What happens once I retain an attorney?
Our office answers your criminal law questions and immediately starts working on your case. The first step taken is to review your case and evaluate it. We then call the assistant district attorney assigned to your case to ascertain their position.

4. How is my case handled?
Answering your criminal law questions is just the beginning. Your case will get complete attention and effort from our office. We will prepare your defense and look for any technical issues and defenses that could help your case. The firm's founding attorney, Scott Limmer, formerly worked as an assistant district attorney in Nassau County where he received extensive experience and education in criminal law - a background that many other attorneys do not possess.

5. Can I get a plea offer/reduction of the charges?
Our first and main goal is to get you the best plea offer possible. We will speak with the prosecutor in an attempt to have the charges reduced. Our goal is always to either have the charges dismissed or have the record sealed.

6. Do I have to go to trial?
After assessing all the criminal law questions surrounding your case we will decide if it is important for you to go to trial. Trying a case is not a decision to be made lightly. If a favorable plea offer is not made by the prosecutor, we will meet and discuss the possible benefits and ramifications of trying your case. Only then would we reach a decision whether or not to go to trial.

7. How quickly can my case be resolved?
There is no simple answer to this criminal law question, since every case is different. Time frames can differ depending on the details of each case. The court or the DA's office also play a role in how long it takes for a matter to be resolved. By using a qualified Limmer & Associates attorney, we will work towards having your case resolved as quickly as possible.

8. How often can I expect my attorney to contact me?
We understand how important it is for you to have all of your criminal law questions answered in a timely way. We will call you for a telephone or personal consultation when we receive any new information regarding your case. Additionally, you can always call our office if you have criminal law questions. You do not have to wait for us to call you.

When you have criminal law questions it is important that you refer them to those individuals most able to answer them. Getting the help you need, as soon as you need it, is the best way to receive the best result from any pending criminal case. At Limmer & Associates we are dedicated to providing you with the best advice regarding your criminal law questions. Call us today.

If You Have Criminal Law Questions We Can Help

If you or someone you know has criminal law questions, Limmer & Associates can help. Our criminal attorneys will help you gather information and defend your case. Please contact us for a free consultation. We'll answer all of your questions, give you the personal attention you deserve and guide you in the right direction.