ALL NIGHT ATTORNEY ®
Available to you 24/7ALL NIGHT ATTORNEY® provides instant and around-the-clock access
to a lawyer when you need it most all throughout Phoenix and surrounding cities in Arizona
THERE WHEN YOU NEED US THE MOST
In order to provide the best service possible ALL NIGHT ATTORNEY® provides instant and around-the-clock access to a lawyer when you need it most. Facing criminal charges can be one of the most stressful, intimidating, and confusing time in anyone’s life. We recognize the potential impact that criminal charges can have on one’s life, and just how daunting dealing with the Arizona criminal justice system can be.
Unlike other firms who claim to be 24 hours but connect you to an answering service or paralegal for purposes of screening the call, ALL NIGHT ATTORNEY® gives you instantaneous access to an attorney when you need it most. Your call will always be answered by a licensed attorney
SCOTTSDALE CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY
If you have been arrested on criminal charges, you are probably feeling confused and anxious about the possibility of jail time, how much you will pay in fees, and whether or not you will lose your license. Retaining the services of an experienced Arizona criminal defense lawyer, however, can help reduce fees, avoid jail time, and avoid permanent criminal convictions. Our firm is staffed with trained and experienced attorneys who are available 24 hours a day.
OUR PRACTICE AREAS
We can help you with any criminal charges for which you have been arrested. Our attorneys are well versed in all areas of criminal law.
Criminal charges fall into one of two categories: misdemeanors and felonies.
WHY SHOULD YOU HIRE US?
When you hire us, you will have a dedicated attorney fighting around the clock for you.
Our team will do the necessary research to get you the best deal possible or even have the charges against you dismissed.
MISDEMEANORS
CLASS THREE
Class 3 misdemeanor crime in Arizona is considered the least serious and carries a fine of up to $500.
CLASS TWO
A Class 2 misdemeanor crime in Arizona carries a fine of up to $750 and is punishable by up to 4 months in jail.
CLASS ONE
A Class 1 misdemeanor crime in Arizona carries a fine of up to $2,500 and is punishable by up to 6 months in jail.
FELONIES
CLASS SIX
CLASS FIVE
CLASS FOUR
Class 4 felonies under Arizona law are punishable by up to 3.75 years for first time felony offenders. The presumptive term for a class 4 felony is 2.5 years in prison.
CLASS THREE
Class 3 felonies under Arizona law are punishable by up to 8.75 years for first time felony offenders. The presumptive term for a class 3 felony is 3.5 years in prison.
CLASS TWO
Class 2 felonies under Arizona law are punishable by up to 12.5 years for first time felony offenders. The presumptive term for a class 2 felony is 5 years in prison.
CLASS ONE
This most serious of crimes can result in life in prison or even the death penalty.
DUI
One of the most common criminal charges we deal with in our office is Driving Under the Influence. There are a few things you should know about DUI charges.
WHAT PENALTIES DO DUI CONVICTS FACE?
Arizona has the harshest penalties in the USA for DUIs. In Arizona it is possible to get a DUI after one drink if the state can show you were “impaired to the slightest degree.” DUI penalties in Arizona have mandatory terms of jail even for first time offenders with no criminal history, high fines/fees, and interlock car breathalyzers. DUI charges in Arizona can also have an immediate impact on your driver’s license causing suspension within 15 days of the charge even before you have gone to court. The attorneys at All Night Attorney understand all the potential consequences and are available NOW to help you.
WAS YOUR ARREST HANDLED PROPERLY?
If not, you may have a strong case!Whenever you interact with law enforcement, you’re expected to conduct yourself in an appropriate manner. This can keep you safe and help you avoid additional charges. But police officers must also conduct themselves appropriately, and the rules governing their behavior during their official business are much more stringent. When a police officer violates their own rules, it can create flaws in the prosecutorial case that can be used by your attorney to your advantage.
If you are being detained, the arresting officer must read you your Miranda rights before asking you questions. If not, your answers may be inadmissible. You may refuse to answer any questions that the police ask you outside of the general information that can be found on your drivers license. You can talk to an attorney before telling the police anything, and should clearly request to speak with your attorney before answering any questions (480-360-6060). For example, if you are pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving, some law enforcement officers may be inclined to ask you how much you had to drink, where you were drinking, and with whom. If this is in the course of a normal traffic stop, the officer does not have to read you your rights, but you’re also not required to answer those questions. If the officer is asking you these questions a DUI investigation has already begun.
If you have been arrested, contact our office immediately, so we can begin building your case. We also work with your friends, family, and bail bond companies so you can be released as soon as possible.
WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER
At ALL NIGHT ATTORNEY® you can feel good about your decision in choosing us to help your case.
24 HOUR INSTANT ACCESS
Around-the-clock access to a lawyer when you need it most, your call will always be answered by a licensed attorney.
FREE CONSULTATION WITH AN ATTORNEY
Call us at ALL NIGHT ATTORNEY ® and you will get a FREE consultation with one of our lawyers to help you with your case.
TRANSPARENT PRICING
You will never have to worry about agreeing to a price, and then later receiving a bill for something you did not agree to.