 The firm represents people charged with all types of crimes in Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Worchester County including:
- Dui
- Felonies
- Criminal Charges
- Litigation
- Homicides
- White collar offenses
- Domestic Violence
- Spousal Abuse
- Drug Offenses
- Drug Possession
- Burglary
- Robbery
- Theft
- Juvenile Law
- Probation violations
- Traffic Offenses
- Drunk driving
If you, a friend, or a family member, has been charged with a crime, you may not realize how serious your situation is. Every criminal prosecution is serious, even if the offense is a traffic offense or a misdemeanor. So-called "minor" offenses can carry substantial fines or jail time - and the consequences don't stop there. A traffic offense could make it extremely difficult for you to obtain motor vehicle insurance, except at a dramatically higher premium. A misdemeanor conviction could cause problems when you are looking for a job.
Felonies have even more severe consequences, including long jail sentences and loss of civil rights. Even if a convicted person manages to avoid being sent to jail for any length of time, there is the likelihood that he or she will be placed on probation and be under close supervision. The other consequences of a felony conviction can include the loss of voting rights or the loss of a professional license. In short, a criminal charge is something that cannot be taken lightly.
Attorney Kretowicz takes all criminal charges seriously. He knows the best ways of handling all criminal cases, and knows how to protect your interests in a criminal case. If you are charged with any criminal offence, or if you think you could be charges, contact the Law Office of Adam A. Kretowicz as soon as possible.
The Basics
- DUI Overview - Basic information on DUI / DWI.
- State DUI Laws - DUI / DWI laws and penalties in your state.
- Stages of a Case - Information on the stages of the DUI /DWI case process, including arrest, arraignment, and trial.
- Your Rights - Learn about your rights when dealing with police, in the courtroom, and if you're convicted.
- Expungement - Information on erasing an arrest or conviction from a criminal record (Criminal Law Center)
- Get Help Now - Quick access to information on bail and hiring a lawyer.
- DUI Resources - National and state resources.
- DMV Offices - State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) offices and forms.
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