Depending on the substance you were found with, the amount, and your alleged intent, you could be facing misdemeanor or felony charges for drug possession. Having an arrest or conviction on your criminal record can impact your reputation and your opportunities for employment or housing. Get your case sealed with our help. Being arrested and charged with a crime can be a frightening and stressful experience for anyone.
You have rights worth defending, and you don't have to face this situation alone. Melton Law, PLLC in Salt Lake City, Utah represents defendants in a wide variety of criminal cases. Attorney William Melton can help you understand your charges and the penalties you may face, investigate the facts of your case, and create a defense strategy to protect you.
If you are facing criminal charges and feel unsure about what you should do, contact Melton Law, PLLC today for a free initial consultation. Is a past arrest or conviction hurting your reputation and limiting your opportunities?
You have rights worth defending, and you don't have to face this situation alone. Melton Law, PLLC in Salt Lake City, Utah represents defendants in a wide variety of criminal cases. Attorney William Melton can help you understand your charges and the penalties you may face, investigate the facts of your case, and create a defense strategy to protect you.
If you are facing criminal charges and feel unsure about what you should do, contact Melton Law, PLLC today for a free initial consultation. Is a past arrest or conviction hurting your reputation and limiting your opportunities?
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Melton Law was founded by William L. Melton.
William has taken pride in serving his clients and his community for many years.
After experiencing his own encounters with the legal system, he decided to dedicate his career to the pursuit of law.
William has been involved in proactively changing to improve the community in multiple ways throughout his career.
In addition to fighting for his clients in the courtroom William is also actively involved in making changes at the legislative level.
In 2015, William helped lobby and successfully pass the alternative parent-time schedule.
William has taken pride in serving his clients and his community for many years.
After experiencing his own encounters with the legal system, he decided to dedicate his career to the pursuit of law.
William has been involved in proactively changing to improve the community in multiple ways throughout his career.
In addition to fighting for his clients in the courtroom William is also actively involved in making changes at the legislative level.
In 2015, William helped lobby and successfully pass the alternative parent-time schedule.
A DUI Conviction Can Have a Devastating and Long-Lasting Impact On Your Life; We'll Help You Fight Your Charges.
Without qualified legal counsel, handling a DUI charge on your own can be overwhelming.
Even if it's your first offense, you will be facing potential jail time, fines, license suspension, community service, mandatory drug/alcohol programs, and more.
A DUI conviction can also result in other long-lasting consequences, like increased insurance premiums and limited employment opportunities.
Without qualified legal counsel, handling a DUI charge on your own can be overwhelming.
Even if it's your first offense, you will be facing potential jail time, fines, license suspension, community service, mandatory drug/alcohol programs, and more.
A DUI conviction can also result in other long-lasting consequences, like increased insurance premiums and limited employment opportunities.
In Utah, drug crimes are taken seriously and prosecuted aggressively.
The charges and penalties you will face for a drug offense vary significantly based on the type of substance you were found with, the amount, and what the prosecution believes you intended to do with the substance.
Possession of a controlled dangerous substance can be classified as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the specific circumstances of your case.
In either case, you need a qualified attorney to protect your rights and defend you in court.
The charges and penalties you will face for a drug offense vary significantly based on the type of substance you were found with, the amount, and what the prosecution believes you intended to do with the substance.
Possession of a controlled dangerous substance can be classified as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the specific circumstances of your case.
In either case, you need a qualified attorney to protect your rights and defend you in court.
Few criminal charges come with the lifelong implications that sex crimes do.
Sexual offenses are taken seriously and prosecuted aggressively.
If you have been arrested and charged with a sex crime, you are facing severe and long-lasting consequences that could affect nearly every aspect of your life for many years to come.
Attorney William Melton of Melton Law, PLLC is prepared to represent clients in even the most serious sex offense cases.
Regardless of what you have been accused of, you have rights worth protecting.
Sexual offenses are taken seriously and prosecuted aggressively.
If you have been arrested and charged with a sex crime, you are facing severe and long-lasting consequences that could affect nearly every aspect of your life for many years to come.
Attorney William Melton of Melton Law, PLLC is prepared to represent clients in even the most serious sex offense cases.
Regardless of what you have been accused of, you have rights worth protecting.
A protective order, also known as a restraining order, is a court order that is often granted in situations of alleged domestic violence.
In the initial hearing, the accused generally doesn't have a chance to defend themselves.
The judge will hear the accuser's story and will typically grant a temporary protective order that prevents the accused from contacting the alleged victim without legal repercussions.
Then, in a second hearing, the accused has an opportunity to present their side of the story before the judge decides whether or not to issue another order.
In the initial hearing, the accused generally doesn't have a chance to defend themselves.
The judge will hear the accuser's story and will typically grant a temporary protective order that prevents the accused from contacting the alleged victim without legal repercussions.
Then, in a second hearing, the accused has an opportunity to present their side of the story before the judge decides whether or not to issue another order.
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