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The first thing you should do is contact us to discuss your case. Once you retain us as your defense counsel, we will walk you through the entire legal process and fully explain your rights and options. We will also work with prosecutors before trial to discuss whether a beneficial plea agreement is possible. Ultimately, our goal is to keep you out of jail.

Our legal professionals have experience with almost every type of criminal defense case, including DWI/DUI, assaults, drug crimes, thefts, drug offenses, sex crimes, probation violations and even offenses committed by juveniles. However, even if we do not handle a particular area of the law, we will be able to refer you to someone who does.

At Shults Law Office, we have many flexible payment plans available. We will do whatever we can to help find an option that works best for you. We also accept all forms of payment, including cash, check, credit card and debit card.

Yes, if police reasonably believe you have been driving under the influence, you may have your license revoked for one year if you refuse a Breathalyzer test. Before deciding whether to refuse, however, you must carefully weigh all of your options.

In most cases, marijuana possession is punished as a class A misdemeanor so long as less than one-half ounce of the drug is involved in the alleged offense. However, if more than one-half ounce is present, or if you have two prior convictions, it may be a felony-level offense. As with any drug offense, you need to speak to an experienced attorney.

It depends. If the alleged offense involves the theft of property or services valued at more than $500, it is a felony. Alternatively, if the property is only valued at $500 or less, it is only a misdemeanor.

What happens if I violate my probation?

Following a probation violation, the state will most likely send you to jail in order to serve your entire original sentence. However, you can fight this decision if you choose.