If you have been charged with Child Molestation, you’re going to require a skilled Phoenix Criminal Law Attorney.
Many times these Child Molestation charges arise during the pendency of a divorce proceeding. In other words, the Defendant’s soon to be ex-spouse, or an angry teenager who wants her father or step-father “out of the picture”, will make up these false allegations. It is important to challenge these charges immediately by reviewing how the report was initially received; obtaining any CPS reports which were prepared; questioning any forensic interviewers which may have talked to the child; obtain any divorce paperwork that may have previously been filed; and potentially obtain a polygraph of the Defendant in order to show that he is, in fact, innocent. All of these procedures must be done rapidly, because once a person is charged, they are “non-bondable” and will sit in jail until the case resolves. This means that if you have a million dollars in your pocket, you will still sit in jail until these charges finalize. This is why these allegations are so dangerous when they come in the context of a divorce proceeding.
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It is important to hire an AV® rated law firm (the highest possible rating by Martindale Hubbell®). Also, David Michael Cantor is a skilled Phoenix Criminal Law Attorney, and a Certified Criminal Law Specialist, per the Arizona Board of Legal Specialization. In addition, the Firm and all of its Phoenix Criminal Law Attorneys in Arizona are listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Attorneys®. At the Law Offices of David Michael Cantor, P.C., the majority of our Attorneys are ex-Prosecutors, and all of our Phoenix Criminal Law Attorneys know the system well. For a free initial consultation, call us at 1-888-822-6867, or contact Phoenix Criminal Law Attorney David Michael Cantor.
