You want an attorney who is committed. Committed to you and your defense. That very commitment is what makes Renee Hessling different. You can depend on her to give you everything she's got. Not her team. Not her assistant or law clerk. When you hire Renee Hessling, that's who you get. If you have questions, she'll answer them directly. If you're looking for a responsive attorney who'll be there for you -she'll be beside you every step of the way.
Renee Hessling is a born fighter. A lifelong Santa Clara County resident and graduate of the prestigious USF School of Law, Hessling knows California law and brings a passionate enthusiasm to each of her cases. A tireless advocate for her clients, she is determined and focused on treating each client as if they were family. It's a different approach you won't find in larger firms.
She's got your back. Hessling always wanted to be a criminal defense attorney and she never compromised her goal, just as she never compromises on her client's defense.
Renee Hessling is a born fighter. A lifelong Santa Clara County resident and graduate of the prestigious USF School of Law, Hessling knows California law and brings a passionate enthusiasm to each of her cases. A tireless advocate for her clients, she is determined and focused on treating each client as if they were family. It's a different approach you won't find in larger firms.
She's got your back. Hessling always wanted to be a criminal defense attorney and she never compromised her goal, just as she never compromises on her client's defense.
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Renee M. Hessling has a reputation as a fearless fighter.
She has handled cases involving drugs, gangs, theft, assault, battery, and domestic violence.
Well-educated and approachable, she will fight for you with the enthusiasm of a lawyer who is not jaded or complacent.
Attended Presentation High School & Graduated from UCSC with a major in politics and minor in Latin American studies.
Past President of the Appellate Advocacy Team and a finalist in the USF Appellate of the Year Competition.
Worked as a criminal defense intern in Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and San Francisco counties.
She has handled cases involving drugs, gangs, theft, assault, battery, and domestic violence.
Well-educated and approachable, she will fight for you with the enthusiasm of a lawyer who is not jaded or complacent.
Attended Presentation High School & Graduated from UCSC with a major in politics and minor in Latin American studies.
Past President of the Appellate Advocacy Team and a finalist in the USF Appellate of the Year Competition.
Worked as a criminal defense intern in Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and San Francisco counties.
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While it is important to cooperate with the police, remember they are building a case against you.
Do not help them by providing evidence or statements about your case, even if you are innocent.
Asking to speak to a lawyer does not admit guilt.
It only shows you are aware of your rights.
Facing charges of assault or battery requires the counsel of an experienced, competent and aggressive attorney.
While it is important to cooperate with the police, remember they are building a case against you.
Do not help them by providing evidence or statements about your case, even if you are innocent.
Asking to speak to a lawyer does not admit guilt.
It only shows you are aware of your rights.
Facing charges of assault or battery requires the counsel of an experienced, competent and aggressive attorney.
Know your rights.
One of the most important is the right to legal representation.
If you are questioned, detained or arrested by law enforcement, you have the right to contact your lawyer.
The sooner you have a professional on your side, the better.
Print out the Detainee Card below and keep it in your wallet in case of an emergency.
If you are stopped by law enforcement, politely hand over the card and call R.M. Hessling as soon as possible.
One of the most important is the right to legal representation.
If you are questioned, detained or arrested by law enforcement, you have the right to contact your lawyer.
The sooner you have a professional on your side, the better.
Print out the Detainee Card below and keep it in your wallet in case of an emergency.
If you are stopped by law enforcement, politely hand over the card and call R.M. Hessling as soon as possible.
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