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According to ABC News, Lindsay Lohan is looking for a new lawyer after being sentenced to 90 days in jail for violating the terms of her probation. At Wallin & Klarich, we know that Lohan is not the only one looking for an attorney. Hiring the most experienced law firm immediately after you have been arrested is probably the most important decision you will make in your entire case. Your decision should be based upon many important factors.

Listed below is a list of 10 tips on how to hire the right law firm when you are facing a criminal charge. The final decision as to whom you should hire to help you or your loved one is who you believe has:

1. The experience to handle your type of case
2. The experience to handle your case in the exact courthouse where your case is pending
3. Many criminal defense attorneys working together as a team on your case
4. A law firm that was there to answer your phone call when you first called for help
5. A law firm that allows you to communicate with them via email on a regular basis
6. A law firm that wants you to tell them about your defenses and your personal history so they can be ready to defend you
7. A law firm with an “AV RATING” by Martindale Hubbell and a “superb rating” by AVVO.COM
8. A law firm that provides you with “testimonials” from prior clients who were very happy with the services they received
9. A law firm that will be honest with you and tell you the truth about your case so there are no surprises
10. A law firm that will charge you a reasonable fee considering all of the facts of your case

If you or a loved one is facing a criminal charge, it is important that you hire the right attorney to defend your case and keep you out of jail. At Wallin & Klarich, our Southern California attorneys have over 30 years of experience in handling all types of criminal cases. Call us today at (888) 280-6839 or contact us through our website at www.wklaw.com. We will be there when you call.

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