Warrant Attorney in Madison

When You Need an Aggressive Advocate, Turn to The Coon Law Firm, PLLC

Has a court issued a warrant for your arrest? When you consult with our Madison warrant lawyer, you can better understand what is at stake and how you should proceed. From search to arrest warrants, you can rely on The Coon Law Firm, PLLC, for trustworthy legal counsel and aggressive representation.

To discuss your case with an experienced attorney, call (601) 299-4464 now.

Types of Warrants

A warrant is a legal document issued by a judge that authorizes law enforcement to engage in certain activities towards those who have a court-related matter to deal with. For example, when an arrest warrant is granted by the court, police are legally allowed to arrest the person who is named on the warrant, anywhere they find them.

There are three types of warrants, including:

• Search warrants: issued when a judge has probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed and that the evidence for the offense is likely to be found in a particular location, as indicated on the warrant
• Arrest warrants: authorizes police officials to detain someone and keep them in custody for a limited period of time
• Bench warrants: issued when an individual fails to obey a court order, such as the requirement to appear in court or to pay a fine

Clearing & Removing Warrants

No matter what type of warrant you are facing, our criminal defense attorney has a legal remedy that could be used on your behalf. If you have a warrant out for your arrest, it is important not to ignore it. Our legal team can bring you before the judge to get the warrant recalled. During this time, we can also request that your bail be reduced or that you be released.

When the court has issued a bench warrant for your arrest, we can work to address the situation that resulted in the warrant, get it cleared, and keep you out of jail.

We represent clients who have warrants because of all types of noncompliance, including failure to:

• Obey a court order
• Appear in court
• Complete community service
• Adhere to the terms of their parole
• Pay a fine
• Attend a sentencing

Has your property been searched by the police? They must have a court-issued search warrant that meets several legal requirements to be valid. Our experienced lawyer can also help you challenge the legitimacy of the search warrant. If it falls short of the stipulations, any evidence that was found cannot be used against you in court.

Make the Right Choice for Legal Counsel

If you or a loved one needs help with a warrant, you know whom to call: The Coon Law Firm, PLLC. Our Madison warrant attorney is committed to helping our clients achieve the best outcome for the sake of their future and freedom.

Call (601) 299-4464 or fill out an online contact form today to schedule a free consultation. We know what it takes to build an effective legal strategy.