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Criminal Defense

Our attorneys handle a wide range of criminal matters. If you or a loved one has been arrested in the New Orleans or Baton Rouge area, we are able to assist you. The firm handles a variety of misdemeanor and felony offenses. Some of the common cases we handle are domestic violence, drug charges (possession, distribution, etc.), felon in possession of a firearm, theft and fraud, robbery, burglary, as well as driving while intoxicated.

 

If you are seeking an attorney who takes a holistic approach to representation, please do not hesitate and contact us today. legal@attorneydjuan.com

Personal Injury

Oftentimes insurance companies try to get over on people when they are at their most vulnerable. To avoid being severely under-compensated, it is important that you obtain legal representation to ensure you have the best outcome. If you or your family member have been injured, contact us today.

 

The type of injury matters we take on are car accidents, slip and falls, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, as well as elder abuse. For all personal injury matters, there is no charge unless we recover. Work is done on a contingency basis, and we will fight hard to get you justly compensated for your injuries.  This also includes recovering money for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, future income as well as emotional distress. legal@attorneydjuan.com

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Expungements

An expungement is a court order to remove an arrest or conviction from the public view. However, law enforcement agencies as well as some state board agencies may still be able to view it. The general public (including landlords, financial institutions, employers) will not be able to see it once the record is expunged.

 

There are several ways in which one’s record may be expunged:

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  1. You may have plead guilty pursuant to Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure article 893 for a felony offense, or code article 894 for a misdemeanor. Pleading under those code articles allows for you to move for an expungement once you have successfully completed your probated sentence.

  2. You were arrested but the case was refused or dismissed.

  3. More than 10 years have passed since the completion of your sentence, or completed probation or parole for certain felony offenses. Or:

  4. More than 5 years have passed since the completion of your sentence for a misdemeanor offense.

 

There are other factors to take into account when determining whether one may qualify for an expungement in Louisiana. Contact us today to see if you qualify! legal@attorneydjuan.com

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