"When an individual is charged with a criminal offense,
it is understandable that they are humiliated, frightened and embarrassed. During this difficult time it is my personal goal to ensure my clients receive the utmost respect, sensitivity and protection from further personal discomfort.
Unlike other attorneys, I shield my clients as much as possible. In most cases, I do not require that clients accompany me to court appearances unless so ordered by the judge. My intent is to alleviate the personal discomfort of my client as much as possible."
Linda Louder
Attorney at Law
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The Courtroom Is A Business
Many people attempt to represent themselves in court, only to find out that the courtroom is a business. A business that may not be concerned about your side of the story. You, the "inexperienced defendant" will make mistakes in the courtroom that will not be forgiven by the judge, and you can end up paying the price.
What can I lose by defending myself?
- Lost wages (your lawyer can appear for you in court so you may not miss a day of work)
- Compounded Fines
- Lost Driving Privileges
- Increased Jail Time
- Confusion over the process
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