FAYETTEVILLE CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY

The Constitution guarantees each individual an absolute right to an attorney. Representing yourself may not be in your best interest. And taking a legal advice from the officer who charged you or the prosecutor who is on the other side in our adversarial system of justice in unlikely to yield the most favorable result for you. Whether you are charged with a traffic offense or a serious felony the attorneys at BBDY understand the importance of your case. As your attorney we will take the time to learn about you as well as the facts and circumstances of your case. We are here to help you understand the charges, the possible consequences and present a credible defense.

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If your privilege to drive has been suspended because of older citations that were never handled those matters will have to be resolved before you will be able eligible to reinstate your North Carolina license. It is very important that those cases be handled correctly. Paying off old citations is an admission of guilt and depending upon the offense can result in increased insurance premiums and a permanent suspension of your privilege to drive. The attorneys at BBDY are well versed in North Carolina Motor Vehicle and are here to assist you in getting your license restored.

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Under North Carolina law a conviction for Driving While Impaired will result in the suspension of your driving privilege and can result in your incarceration. The outcome of you case depends on both that law and the facts of your case. The laws on Driving While Impaired in North Carolina are numerous and complex. The attorney you choose is likely to make a difference in the outcome of your case The attorneys at BBDY know the law and will spend the time it takes to learn from you the facts surrounding your case. As your attorney we will explore each step of the process, making sure each the law was followed and that your rights are protected. The attorneys at BBDY are experienced DWI trial attorneys who will provide you with the dedicated and zealous representation you deserve.

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The consequences of missing your court date can range from the suspension of your license to having an Order for your arrest being issued. If you have missed court for a traffic citation the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles will be notified. If the matter is not timely handled your license will be suspended. Paying off a citation will frequently make the matter worse. Paying off a citation is an admission of guilt and can result in hundred of dollars in additional fees and can result in the suspension of your license. If you have missed court on a Felony and most Misdemeanors an Order for Arrest will likely be issued. Regardless of what type of case it is or why you missed Court how your failure to appear is handled is crucial. In most instances the attorneys at BBDY can represent you without you having to appear in Court. We know how to resolve your missed court date to minimize and in many cases prevent any negative impact.

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