You've Received a Notice for a Clerk's Hearing in MA - Attorney Steve Brooks Explains

http://www.brooksandcrowley.com Massachusetts criminal law attorney Steve Brooks explains how a clerk's hearing can be your best option if you've been charged with a motor vehicle offense. When you're issued a citation in the state of Massachusetts, you may have the option for a clerk's hearing. This is something you should definitely consider, but do so quickly. The option to have a clerk's hearing is only available within the 4 days of when the citation was issued to you. This hearing allows you to resolve the case informally and quickly, before going to court. The clerk is typically a well-trained employee who can offer you alternatives like community service hours and/or classes to help reduce your costs and the possible penalties you may face. They can help negotiate your issue between the court and yourself (or you and another party) without having to go through the entire court process. Watch the video now to learn more. For more information about criminal law and my firm, visit our educational website at http://www.brooksandcrowley.com, where you view the other legal services we offer. If you have legal questions, I want you to call me at (781) 251-0555. I welcome your call. Steve Brooks Brooks & Crowley, LLP 450 Washington Street Suite LL9 Dedham, MA 02026 (781) 251-0555