Crisis Pathway
Choose the situation that is happening now. Each pathway begins with the immediate issue, the record that should be preserved, and the next court or investigation step that controls what comes next.
Do not give an investigative statement before the posture is clear.
Preserve messages, videos, documents, citations, and court papers.
Follow bond, no-contact, probation, and court conditions exactly.
Identify the next deadline, hearing, warrant issue, or required action.
Start Here With the Crisis You Are Facing
Contacted by Police
Preserve the contact and do not agree to an interview before the posture is known.
Open Pathway →Active Warrant
Confirm the warrant and bond posture before planning any surrender.
Open Pathway →Arrested Last Night
Release paperwork, bond conditions, first appearance, and the next court step.
Open Pathway →Court Date Coming
Identify the hearing, deadline, and conditions before appearing.
Open Pathway →Drug or Search Issue
Document the search and preserve property records, warrant papers, and lab-related material.
Open Pathway →Stop or Seizure Issue
Examine the detention, traffic stop, frisk, or arrest and the facts officers relied on to justify it.
Open Pathway →DUI or License Concern
Preserve citations and testing records and identify court and license deadlines.
Open Pathway →Domestic Violence Accusation
Preserve messages and witness information and obey any no-contact condition.
Open Pathway →No-Contact Order
Read the order first and avoid direct, indirect, or third-party contact.
Open Pathway →Probation Violation
Confirm the alleged violation, warrant status, custody risk, and hearing posture.
Open Pathway →The Pathway Changes. The Review Stays Disciplined
The initial work is to establish the actual posture, protect the record, test the State’s position, and decide the next move from the facts that exist.
Start With the Facts You Have
Prospective matters can use the consultation request to provide the county, allegation, next court date, and documents already received. Existing clients sign in separately.