Bench Warrants Lawyer Serving South Florida

What is a Bench Warrant?

A bench warrant is a warrant issued for your arrest by the court when a person fails to appear in court for a scheduled legal procedure.  Often a person misses a court appearance appointment due to a personal emergency, illness or lack of notice regarding the appointment.  However, the court is normally not very interested in the reasons why and will issue the bench warrant for your arrest.  Usually, the best way to remove a bench warrant is to retain the services of a Florida criminal defense attorney so as to file a motion in the court on your behalf.  Once a bench warrant is out for your arrest, you can be picked up and put in jail at any time, even following a routine traffic stop.  You can even be picked up at home or work, resulting in embarrassment, possible loss of employment and disrepute.  Handling it before this happens is vital to your peace of mind and future.

At the Law Office of Tauna R. Bogle, P.A. once you retain our services we will file a motion to cancel the bench warrant so that  you will no longer be at risk of being jailed.

Effective Defense Lawyer Helping with Bench Warrants

No matter what offense you committed, having a bench warrant out for your arrest can be frightening and stressful.  In Florida law enforcement will aggressively pursue someone with a warrant issued on them.  Other reasons for a bench warrant being issued include violating parole or failing to fulfill some type of court ordered sentencing.  Attorney Tauna R. Bogle has the unique experience of having been a former State prosecutor, thus has the experience of both sides of the law.  This can benefit you when it comes to our office possibly being able to successfully handle your warrant.  Remember, failing to do anything about it can lead to much more serious penalties.  Allow our dedicated and competent legal staff help you in handling your bench warrant so that you may put this behind you and move forward with your life.

Don’t ignore a bench warrant!  Contact the Law Office of Tauna R. Bogle, P.A., criminal defense lawyer, for assistance.