Frequently Asked Questions

There are many questions that you may have regarding the situation that you face, and it is important that you are able to have these questions answered before proceeding with any legal action. In addition, you may be wondering if you need representation in your case, and if so, how to go about deciding which attorney is best for you. At Proto, Sachs & Brown, LLP, we are dedicated to providing information for our clients; refer to the information provided in these basic answers for your situation:

Do I really need an attorney?

If you have been arrested and charged with a crime, yes. If you are considering divorce, or have been served with divorce papers, yes. The attorney that you will be up against practices in this area of law on a daily basis, so it is essential to the success of your case that you combat this opposition with equally capable representation.

What should I look for in representation?

There are essentially three characteristics that you want your attorney to have: experience, skill, and motivation. Our firm has more than 65 years of combined experience. We combine our skill sets to work as an effective team. Our drive for excellence is manifested by the countless number of favorable verdicts achieved for our clients in the past.

I've been arrested. What should I do first?

You have the right to remain silent and you have the right to an attorney. Do not speak with anyone or try to explain the situation; just contact our firm immediately. We can provide you with the guidance and representation you need.

I've been served with divorce papers. What do I do?

It is important you follow all procedures and that you respond to this notice in a timely manner. It is also important that you have skillful representation on your side, so let us work with you to handle the matter appropriately.

White Plains Criminal Defense Attorney

Our firm understands the severity of the situation that you face, and you can be sure that we will work with you to pursue the results that you need in your case. We offer a free case evaluation that you can use to obtain some answers and information regarding your case.