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Criminal

Am I going to jail for my charges?

While the Kane County Courthouse in St. Charles is as nice as any local courthouse, nobody wants to have to go there. Nobody wants to have to go to court anywhere.  Especially criminal court.

Unlike civil court, where one person might sue another person for money, the stakes in criminal court can be much higher.  That’s not to sat that a big money law suit isn’t high stakes.  There are no higher stakes than you freedom, though- and that’s what is at stake in criminal court.

Nobody chooses to get charged with a crime.  The government files charges against you when they want and when it works for them- not when it’s convenient for you. Is that fair?

Charges in criminal court can be either felonies or misdemeanors.  Either can get you locked up.  Neither is fun.  Matthew J. Haiduk is experienced and aggressive when it comes to helping people with felonies or misdemeanors.

Worrying isn’t going to help your problems.

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Helping People charged with crimes

Matthew J. Haiduk

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Are you Going to Jail?
Most defendants with good lawyers avoid incarceration. It's impossible to say specifically about your case, however, without a lot more information (ie. your background, the strength of the case against you, the judge, etc.)  Call for a free consultation if you want a more accurate answer.
Will this ruin my life?
There is always that risk with anything other than a minor infraction. Most people with good attorneys manage to navigate the system with good results and little-to-no long term effects.
How long will this take?
What's best for your case? If the best result comes with moving fast, we can file a "speedy trial" demand and pressure the prosecutors. However, their case against your may get worse with time, and in that circumstance you may not want to rush.
It's important that you have an experienced attorney who knows when to move quickly, and when to slow things down.
Do you take payments?
Yes. Many clients are on a regular and consistent payment plan, and that works out just fine.
Haiduk Law, P.C. accepts cash, credit cards, Venmo, PayPal and Zelle payments.

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