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The effects of a conviction can reach past the courtroom:
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If you’re convicted of a crime, the consequences of a guilty veredict can be severe. Talk to your criminal lawyer about minimizing the consequences you face.
The impact of a criminal record
A criminal record can affect the following:
- Employment. A criminal conviction can harm your ability to find a good job, and it can lower your earning potential.
- Loans. You may find it hard to obtain a mortgage or other loans.
- Accommodation. Landlords usually conduct background checks before approving prospective tenants.
- Immigration Status. A conviction could have profound implications for your immigration status.
- Child Custody. Your character and ability to be a good parent could be called into question in a custody battle if you have been convicted of a crime.
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Don’t let a criminal record ruin your life
Hiring a knowledgeable criminal defense lawyer is vital to minimizing the impact of a conviction on your record. Click the button below to find one. Your future may depend on it.
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They can inform you about the long-term impacts on employment opportunities.
Guide you on how a conviction might affect your immigration status.
Advise you on a conviction’s social and familial repercussions.
Help you understand the implications for your future civil rights, such as voting or firearm ownership.
Offer insights into how a conviction could influence your financial situation, including access to loans and housing.
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