Juvenile Crimes

Your child is at a very early and vulnerable stage in life, and it’s easy for them to be influenced by friends or people. It’s only a mistake, but as a parent, you don’t want to see your child go through the criminal justice system for any reason. No parent wants that for their kids. Still, sometimes we find ourselves in a situation we don’t want to be in, and many of our kids make mistakes without having to sit down to calculate the consequences.

Juvenile offenders’ law requires that the child be heard in court. A court hearing will further decide how long that child will be held or jailed. If the child is not a threat or danger to the community, they can be released within 24 hours. If a juvenile is considered a risk or danger to the community, that child can be held for more than 24 hours in jail.

You can’t fight this battle alone; you need an attorney who is knowledgeable and well-experienced to fight for your child’s rights. My law firm understands the emotions and complications involved in juvenile cases. That is why we put in the effort needed to see that every child can have a successful future after a court hearing.

When you call or pay a visit, we will discuss the details of your case and prepare the best defense for you. Be assured that Virginia is only after the safety and healthy upbringing of your child. The primary goal of every trial is rehabilitation.

Vandalism, fake ID, bullying, driving without a license, and disorderly conduct are considered illegal in Virginia. We will help you fight to reduce the consequences and protect your child’s future. Let’s get started.

Call (540) 636-7040 for more information.