People often call the office and ask about getting a “No Contact” Order against their obnoxious neighbor. While there is an order that can assist in this situation, it is not technically a No Contact Order. There are four types…
One of the hardest parts of being arrested for a DUI is the challenge of having an ignition interlock device (IID) required for driving. If you’re a parent, there is the embarrassment of explaining that you really don’t want to…
Victims Panels Bremerton: Kitsap County: Port Orchard/South Series (no website) Marilyn ClapperPO Box 1971Gig Harbor, WA 98335Email: [email protected]: 360-731-2077 or 253-884-0715 If you need to locate a panel in a different location than listed above, you can find the list…
If you are arrested for a DUI in the State of Washington, you will likely find yourself seeking a DUI drug and alcohol assessment. Some people wait until they are convicted of DUI and ordered to get this assessment. However,…
Occasionally, we get calls from parents of potential clients asking about how to deal with their “kids” (often adult children) when it comes to a criminal issue that their child is facing. Specifically, if their child was arrested for DUI,…
Marijuana is a tricky substance when it comes to the law. Most people in Washington State know that, after I-502 passed, recreational use became legal for adults over 21 years old. There were several restrictions placed on the legal use…
You have weed in the car and the officer wants to ask you about it. What to do? The best encounter with law enforcement is NO encounter
Schools may conduct random drug testing on your student athlete. The Fourth Amendment of the Washington State and United States Constitutions do not prohibit random drug testing of student athletes. Parents of athletes who attend public schools often feel that…
Bremerton and Gig Harbor attorney Ryan Witt discusses how a person who is speeding can be charged with the criminal charge of Racing. Ryan Witt
Bremerton and Gig Harbor attorney Jennifer Witt discusses a change in the law that will allow some reprieve from crushing LFO debt. Jennifer Witt
