Mark A. Smith, P.C. : Criminal Attorney Serving Yorktown, Hampton, Newport News, Williamsburg, Gloucester County, James City County and all of York County's Accused. Standing accused of a crime, regardless of its severity, can be devastating; especially for first time offenders who may not know what to expect during legal proceedings. Any type of conviction no matter how large or small can lead to legal repercussions that might adversely affect your future.
Even a simple accusation that doesn't lead to a conviction could end up on your record. In legal situations, location often plays a prime role in criminal defense. For this reason alone, it is highly recommended that you seek the aid of a criminal defense attorney immediately after becoming accused of a crime. There are a wide variety of criminal defenses at your disposal if you know where to look and who to turn to.
Whether you have been accused of a crime, have been injured, are pursuing a medical malpractice claim, or fighting for custody rights, whether you seek power of attorney or you need to resolve a title defect, our firm is determined to offer the utmost in legal support for Virginia residents in need of such assistance.
Even a simple accusation that doesn't lead to a conviction could end up on your record. In legal situations, location often plays a prime role in criminal defense. For this reason alone, it is highly recommended that you seek the aid of a criminal defense attorney immediately after becoming accused of a crime. There are a wide variety of criminal defenses at your disposal if you know where to look and who to turn to.
Whether you have been accused of a crime, have been injured, are pursuing a medical malpractice claim, or fighting for custody rights, whether you seek power of attorney or you need to resolve a title defect, our firm is determined to offer the utmost in legal support for Virginia residents in need of such assistance.
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The Mark A. Smith, P.C. firm is here to walk you through the Virginia judicial process one step at a time, bringing 18 years of experience with Virginia law to the table.
Our mission is to provide unparalleled legal representation for clients in Yorktown, Hampton, Newport News, Gloucester County, Williamsburg and James City County.
What separates us from other Virginia law firms?
Cover a wide range of legal issues ranging from criminal charges to custody battles and just about everything in between.
Our mission is to provide unparalleled legal representation for clients in Yorktown, Hampton, Newport News, Gloucester County, Williamsburg and James City County.
What separates us from other Virginia law firms?
Cover a wide range of legal issues ranging from criminal charges to custody battles and just about everything in between.
Mark A. Smith was born in Pensacola, Florida, in 1969, the son of an Officer in the United States Navy whose travels took the family from coast to coast and as far away as Japan.
Mark began high school at Bruton High School, in Williamsburg, Virginia, before transferring and graduating from Mira Mesa High School in San Diego, California, in 1987.
Mark thereafter attended and graduated from Christopher Newport University in 1993 and then attend Mississippi College School of Law, graduating with honors in 1996.
Mark began high school at Bruton High School, in Williamsburg, Virginia, before transferring and graduating from Mira Mesa High School in San Diego, California, in 1987.
Mark thereafter attended and graduated from Christopher Newport University in 1993 and then attend Mississippi College School of Law, graduating with honors in 1996.
For more than 18 years, at the law firm of Mark A. Smith, P.C., we have represented individuals and families in a wide range of legal matters throughout Yorktown, Newport News, Hampton, WIlliamsburg, York County, Gloucester County, and James City County.
Our firm has represented clients in local, state and federal courts on charges that range from minor traffic offenses to serious felonies for over 18 years.
No matter what your circumstances are, we are prepared to provide you with the defense you need and deserve.
Our firm has represented clients in local, state and federal courts on charges that range from minor traffic offenses to serious felonies for over 18 years.
No matter what your circumstances are, we are prepared to provide you with the defense you need and deserve.
Criminal and Traffic Law Issues in Yorktown, VA? Turn to Attorney Mark A. Smith for Answers.
If you were charged with a crime in or near York County, Virginia, chances are you have questions about what to do next.
You could be feeling afraid, alone and uninformed all at the same time.
Whether you have been cited for a minor traffic violation, charged with a serious criminal offense or anything in between, consulting with a York County criminal attorney will get you the answers you need to move forward with your defense in a responsible and timely manner.
If you were charged with a crime in or near York County, Virginia, chances are you have questions about what to do next.
You could be feeling afraid, alone and uninformed all at the same time.
Whether you have been cited for a minor traffic violation, charged with a serious criminal offense or anything in between, consulting with a York County criminal attorney will get you the answers you need to move forward with your defense in a responsible and timely manner.
Many drivers assume their traffic citation is negligible, or that it would be pointless to even try to contest an unjust charge.
Often people simply decide to pay their traffic fines quietly, even if they do not believe they deserved to be ticketed.
But putting a check in the mail for a traffic ticket you do not agree with is almost always a mistake.
As soon as you pay off a ticket, you are automatically pleading guilty of the traffic violation you were charged with.
While this might seem like a convenient way to put an end to the conflict, pleading guilty to a traffic charge in Virginia will bring on some serious consequences.
Often people simply decide to pay their traffic fines quietly, even if they do not believe they deserved to be ticketed.
But putting a check in the mail for a traffic ticket you do not agree with is almost always a mistake.
As soon as you pay off a ticket, you are automatically pleading guilty of the traffic violation you were charged with.
While this might seem like a convenient way to put an end to the conflict, pleading guilty to a traffic charge in Virginia will bring on some serious consequences.
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