Do you want a lawyer who might have to miss your court date because he’s at a real estate closing?
That guy who thought it would be a good idea to run some drugs? Your buddy who said you were fine for one last drink? Your spouse was all in on “for better or for worse” when things were better? Now that you’ve been charged where are they? They’re not going to court to help you get out of this mess.
They’re not taking the fall, that’s for sure. They’re pretending they never knew you. Or claiming they never pressured you to stick around for another one. Or getting you kicked out of the house you’re paying the mortgage on.
Or, worse, they’re flipping on you.
Whatever might have been a good idea then, now is something you’re having to deal with. There are no friends, no spouses, and no miracles that are going to help. You are going to need the help of a criminal defense attorney.
Nobody is going to take the fall for you. Sure, your friends say they’ve got your back. Where are they when you need them? Are they going to be standing next to you in court when the prosecutor tries to throw the book at you? Are they going to stand up for you when the judge starts yelling? Are they going to serve the time for you? Of course not.
They’re not the ones who are laying awake at night wondering what’s going to happen. You are. What are you going to do about that?
A Lawyer Who Cares.
In the early 2000’s, internet and commerce law were blowing up. Many lawyers were seeking those clients. Haiduk practiced criminal, DUI law and traffic law. Then, real estate took off. Lawyers followed suit, and chased the real estate dollars. Haiduk practiced criminal and DUI law.
To paraphrase great baseball commentator Hawk Harrleson, “Don’t tell me what you practice, tell me how long you have been concentrating on it.” Haiduk has been concentrating on criminal law since day one, not chasing the hottest legal trends.
So, how good is your personal injury lawyer in court? When he was trying to land those clients, Haiduk was helping people like you. Tomorrow, when some other fad has caught the attention of the legal profession, Haiduk will be right here. Working for people like you.
Hiring a Criminal Defense Lawyer Might be the Biggest Decision You Ever Make
This isn’t a game, or business decision. Getting charged with a crime is serious stuff that can have a serious impact on your life. Not all criminal lawyers are the same- while some might occasionally take cases in Kane County courthouses, others are there a lot.
Matt Haiduk is a Kane County criminal defense attorney. If you can get arrested or get a ticket for it in Kane, Matthew J. Haiduk can help. Concentrating in criminal law, Haiduk handles all criminal, traffic, and juvenile offenses including DUI, Driving while suspended/revoked in every Illinois jurisdiction including all courts in Kane and McHenry counties, including the courthouse in Woodstck, McHenry Branch Court, Elgin Branch Court, Carpentersville Branch Court St. Charles Branch Court, the St. Charles (Kane County) Judicial Center, and Aurora Branch Court.
Haiduk is a Kane County Criminal lawyer who handles all criminal cases including:
- domestic battery
- murder or homicide
- assault
- battery
- aggravated battery
- assault with a deadly weapon
- robbery
- armed robbery
- domestic battery
- arson
- armed violence
- unlawful restraint
- hate crimes
- vehicular invasion
- resisting a peace officer
- stalking
- possession of stolen motor vehicle
- felony theft
- aggravated criminal sexual assault
- unlawful use of weapons
- unlawful possession of firearms and firearm ammunition, FOID violations
- mob action
- telephone harassment
- deceptive practice
- disorderly conduct
- trespassing
- criminal sexual abuse
- sex offender registration
- aggravated criminal sexual abuse
- home invasion
- violations of orders of protection
- criminal sexual assault
- aggravated criminal sexual assault
- possession of child pornography
- solicitation
- indecent exposure
- unlawful possession of cannabis or a controlled substance
- unlawful possession of cannabis or a controlled substance with intent to deliver
- unlawful delivery of cannabis or a controlled substance
- criminal trespass to motor vehicle
- criminal damage to property
- burglary
- retail theft (shoplifting)
- embezzlement
- forgery
- kidnapping
- obstructing justice
Worrying isn’t going to help your problems.
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