Fake ID Charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA

Hire an attorney for the best possible outcome to your fake ID charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA

It’s entirely too common that a person faces fake ID charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA without having been aware of serious this charge can be. Depending on the circumstances, a person can end up facing a felony charge. If you’ve been charged or accused of any fake ID related charge then it’s time to reach out to an attorney. Contact the Law Offices of Michael L. Fell for a free consultation.

You have several options when you’re facing fake ID charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA

When you choose to work with the Law Offices of Michael L. Fell, you’re not just working with an attorney who has the experience to defend you against fake ID charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA – you’re working with a former prosecutor. Who better to help you fight these charges? Remember that you could potentially be facing felony charges and serious consequences. This is why you need an experienced attorney.

Fighting your fake ID charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA begin with a free legal consultation. Simply call our offices, ask for a consultation, and we’ll set up a time that works for you. We’ll go over the facts of the case, look at any evidence, and get your side of the story. You’ll get a personalized defense plan based on your needs – not on a cookie cutter defense option like other attorneys may provide.

There are numerous defense options for fake ID charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA

Potential defense options for your case include showing that:

• The ID in question wasn’t yours;
• You had no intent to use the fake ID to defraud anyone;
• You didn’t know the ID was fake;
• It was uncovered during an illegal search or
• Your background (both personal and educational) calls for leniency.

Proving any of the above could result in the charges being dropped altogether.

Call an attorney who can help with school and criminal fake ID charges in Rancho Santa Margarita CA

If you’re a college student, and you were charged on school property, then it’s possible your college will bring you up for violating the school’s code of ethics. If this is the case, we can appear with you before the board if they allow it. If they don’t, then we can prepare you for the process. Whether you’re a student or not, be sure you call for your free legal consultation today.