Riverside Warrants Lawyer

If you have recently learned that you or someone you love has a warrant out for their arrest in Riverside or San Bernardino, you should immediately seek representation from a criminal defense attorney at the Law Offices of Gregory H. Comings. A warrant is a serious legal matter that will require the attention and legal expertise of a skilled defense lawyer who is experienced handling arrest warrants, bench warrants, and search warrants in Riverside & San Bernardino. Cases involving warrants can be very complicated and messy but with the proper representation these situations can be resolved in a clean and efficient manner.

Attorney Handling Arrest, Bench & Search Warrants in Riverside

A warrant is a court order that allows the government to take some kind of legal action against a person. The most common types of warrants issued in Riverside & San Bernardino include bench warrants, arrest warrants, & search warrants.

Riverside Bench Warrants

Bench warrants give police the authority to take a person into custody for not appearing at a court proceeding, failing to pay a fine, or being held in contempt of court for any other reason. This type of warrant is called a "bench warrant" because the judge issues the warrant "from the bench." Bench warrants are normally issued without the person knowing because they are not present at the time when the warrant is issued.

Arrest Warrant Attorney Serving Riverside

Arrest warrants most usually are issued by a judge or grand jury after criminal charges are filed against a person. Individuals with warrants out for their arrest may decide to turn themselves over into the hands of law enforcement rather than waiting to be found. A Riverside arrest warrant attorney from the Law Offices of Gregory H. Comings can help you if you find yourself in this position by arranging a peaceful surrender while protecting your rights during the investigation.

Search Warrants

Search warrants give law enforcement the right to search a specified area of someone's property. In order to be legal, search warrants have to be reasonable and specific, otherwise they may violate a person's Fourth Amendment right to unreasonable search & seizure. A San Bernardino search warrant lawyer from our firm can help by challenging any search warrant that is unreasonable or defend you if law enforcement went beyond the parameters set forth by the search warrant.

For help with bench warrants, arrest warrants, or search warrants, contact a Riverside  warrant lawyer at the Law Offices of Gregory H. Comings today!