After being charged with a crime in Virginia, most people have many concerns. What do I do now? Do I have any options? Do I need a lawyer? How do I find the right lawyer? Our experienced criminal defense attorneys offer their take on these questions and many more to help you understand more about your rights and options under the law. Don’t see your question here? Don’t hesitate to reach out and ask. Call our Fairfax office at (703) 352-0100, or fill out our online contact form today.
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Does Virginia have an open container law?
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Can I possess a gun after a domestic violence conviction in Virginia?
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Can the police enter my home without knocking?
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Can I lose my gun rights in Virginia, and, if so, how do I get them back?
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I’ve Been Convicted of a Felony: What Does This Mean for My Gun Rights and What Can Be Done About It?
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My child was accused of disorderly conduct at school. Is that a crime?
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Is it illegal for a minor to possess a gun in Virginia?
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Why did the court issue a capias warrant?
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What happens after I hire a criminal defense lawyer?
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Can the government take my property if I’m accused of a crime?