Criminal Defense F.A.Q.

Q: What are my rights, and why do I need an attorney?

A: If you are arrested or under suspicion of a crime, do not share any information about the incident with anyone without an attorney.  You do not have to talk to the police, and do not share any information with loved ones or friends.  Any information shared without an attorney may be held against you in court.

Q: I was arrested for drunk driving.  What are my next steps?

A: If you received a DUI or a DWI, the Law Office of M. Erin Wilkins can represent your case fairly.  Please contact us after the incident, and we will work with you to let you know what your rights are and how they can help.  Erin will represent you through the entire process, which may include your arraignment, plea bargain, preliminary hearing, and trial.  Erin has represented many different individuals, while having a solid understanding of criminal defense and the trial process.

Q: I received an unfair crime, and I would like to fight it.  How can you help?

A: Individuals are often charged with a crime, known as criminal law.  Criminal law constitutes as offenses that allow police or prosecutors to convict individuals in instances when they break the law.  Whether you've received an unfair traffic offense or have been arrested for possession of drugs, our firm offers sound legal representation in all areas of criminal defense from misdemeanors to felonies.