Warrants

If you want to get a warrant quashed and set up a court date, the standard response you will get from anyone at court will be for you to turn yourself into the jail and wait in custody until a clerk or jailer decides to bring you into a courtroom. Once you finally get seen by a judge, a high bail may be required before you are released.

An attorney can intercede on your behalf and get your warrant quashed. Even if you do have to go into custody, you will be assured that an attorney is working to ensure that you are seen in court as quickly as possible, and matters regarding bail and future court dates will be addressed and resolved so that you can be released with dispatch.

Call Stephen Baker now, before the police take action to enforce the warrant. He will immediately work to get your warrant quashed and if you are required to turn yourself into custody, he will make sure that the court system is set in motion to get you out of custody and back to your life as soon as possible.