FAQs
Curt Crum Attorney At Law PLLC
What should I do if I'm arrested?
Maintain composure, exercise your right to remain silent, and request an attorney immediately. Refrain from answering questions or consenting to searches without legal representation. Contact Curt Crum, Attorney at Law promptly to safeguard your rights.Do I need a lawyer even if I'm innocent?
Absolutely. Even those who are innocent may face charges or potential wrongful convictions. Having Curt Crum, Attorney at Law represent you ensures your rights are protected and your case is presented effectively. Contact our office today for experienced legal defense.What's the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony?
Misdemeanors are typically less severe offenses, such as petty theft or DUI, and generally carry lighter penalties. Felonies, including crimes like assault or drug trafficking, are more serious and can result in lengthier prison sentences. For a detailed understanding of your specific charges, schedule a consultation with Curt Crum, Attorney at Law.Can a criminal charge be dropped or dismissed?
Indeed, charges can potentially be dropped or dismissed due to insufficient evidence, procedural errors, or successful negotiations with prosecutors. Curt Crum, Attorney at Law can evaluate your case and pursue dismissal when feasible. Contact our office to discuss your legal options.Will I go to jail if I'm convicted?
Not in every case. Sentencing depends on various factors, including the nature of the offense and your prior record. Alternatives such as probation or community service may be available. Curt Crum, Attorney at Law can assist you in seeking the most favorable outcome. Reach out to our office to discuss your situation.What happens at a first court appearance (arraignment)?
During an arraignment, you will be informed of the charges against you, enter a plea, and potentially have bail set. It is crucial to have legal representation at this stage. Allow Curt Crum, Attorney at Law to represent you from the outset to protect your rights.Can my case be resolved without going to trial?
Certainly. Many cases are resolved through plea agreements, dismissals, or diversion programs. Curt Crum, Attorney at Law will assess your case and work towards the most advantageous resolution. Contact our office to explore your options.How long will my case take?
The duration of a case varies based on its complexity, court scheduling, and whether it proceeds to trial. Some cases conclude within weeks, while others may extend over several months. Curt Crum, Attorney at Law will keep you informed throughout the process. Contact us for personalized guidance.What are my rights during a police investigation?
You have the right to remain silent, the right to legal counsel, and protection against unlawful searches. Exercise these rights respectfully and contact Curt Crum, Attorney at Law promptly to ensure your rights are upheld throughout the investigation.Can a criminal record be expunged or sealed?
In many instances, yes, particularly for non-violent offenses or after successful completion of probation. Curt Crum, Attorney at Law can assess your eligibility and guide you through the expungement process. Contact our office to take the initial step towards clearing your record.


