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If your son or daughter is charged with a juvenile offense, we can help to preserve your child’s constitutional rights. Generally speaking, crimes committed by individuals under the age of seventeen do not become part of that individual’s permanent record. However, that is not necessarily the case. Depending on the offense, the State may be able to prosecute your child as an adult. If the State chooses to do so, and is successful, a criminal record will exist, not to mention the other penalties that could flow from an adult conviction. We can help to thwart the State’s efforts to prosecute your child as an adult. And, even if the State voluntarily keeps the matter in juvenile court, our firm will help to ensure the best possible result.
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