If you have questions on a legal matter, The Middleton Law Firm PLLC is here to help you with your issues. Contact us today to find out how we can help you. We care about all of our clients and want to get the best available outcome with as little inconvenience as possible. From criminal matters to family/estate planning, we have the experience to give you the best advice for your case. The criminal justice system protects us by arresting and jailing criminals. Yet not everyone who is arrested is the bad guy. Someday, you, a family member, or a close personal friend may be accused of committing a crime and arrested. This pamphlet provides an overview of the rights of those who have been arrested and explains how your lawyer can help protect your rights. We also deal with DWI. We offer free initial 30 minutes consultation on criminal cases. n an arrest, a law enforcement agent, such as a police officer, a sheriff, or a state trooper constrains your freedom of movement because of your possible involvement in a criminal offense. In some cases, the arresting officer may take you into custody; in others, you may be stopped, verbally or physically, so that you can be questioned about a crime. An arrest warrant is a written order by a judge directing the police to arrest the person named in the warrant. If a warrant for your arrest has been issued, the police may arrest you in your home or in a public place. At the time of your arrest, the officers making the arrest should tell you that they have a warrant and show it to you. However disturbing the idea of bankruptcy might initially seem, in fact, bankruptcy laws are there to help those who are unable to pay their bills. This pamphlet reviews your alternatives under the bankruptcy laws. Your lawyer can advise you about your options so that you can get the maximum advantage of the bankruptcy laws.