Address: 2351 Grant Ave #203, Ogden, UT 84401, USA
Phone: +18013174764
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Devin Poorman
Zach was a tremendous help in my case. Highly recommend calling him.
Rolo Polo
Highly recommend, he responds quickly and is easy to reach because you can tell he cares about each of his clients and wants what is best. He really helps you feel steady in an unsteady situation. He got me the best outcome possible and I can't thank him enough.
TLM1
Zach never finished my case, I've been waiting 10yrs for some money. I asked what happened 4yrs ago, he said he dropped the ball, pick it up! I've never heard from him since. He hired others to help, my case was over his head, he should have just told me he couldn't do it. If you have a complicated case that you never want resolved or you don't want money owed you, hire Zach. If you want your case finished hire someone else. I've called another attorney, legally what Zack did to me was ILLEGAL! BEWARE! UPDATE: Called another attorney to try to get mineral rights money Zach was supposedly working on, he was suppose to file with the court, this was FOUR YEARS AGO! He never filed, that's why I haven't received any money! After paying Zack and his Plethora of friends to do nothing, I have to start over. The beginning cost is 3 to 5k, could go up. How does someone pay that in this day and age? Thanks Zach, for absolutely NOTHING. Like I said, divorce or DUI is ALL he can do.
Ken Romine
My first review was not fair because I reacted out of irrational anger. While they didn’t represent me I think I owe at least 4 stars. Idk if they are good or not as defense attorneys. But fortunately for me Shannon Demler has a soft spot for me and puts up a good fight.
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Hard to read what happened/happening to you. Not the experience I had and am having. Working with him for a year & 6 months now.
Whether or not you can have your criminal record erased or sealed varies a great deal based on your location and the crimes you were accused of committing. At the very least, you’ll need to satisfy all of the requirements of your conviction before your record can be erased and then you must wait a certain period of time before doing so. The rules regarding your criminal record vary if you were convicted of a crime before turning 18.
An experienced criminal defense lawyer can challenge the prosecution’s evidence against you. Illegal searches and seizures and improper questioning of suspects are two of the errors commonly made by law enforcement. Even if the evidence proves that you are guilty of the crime an experienced attorney who knows the criminal process can often negotiate a reduction of the charges or a reduction in the sentence through plea bargaining.
If you are stopped because police suspect you of drinking while under the influence, you should obey their command to stop and be polite. This does not mean you need to agree to do everything they ask you to do. As a matter of fact, it is important not to say anything that will incriminate you. You should answer their questions honestly, but refuse the field tests and instead ask to have a chemical test at the police station.
The only time you should speak to the police is when your lawyer is present. If you are arrested, you have a right to not say anything and to wait until a lawyer arrives to speak. You also have a right to refuse to answer any questions you are asked with your lawyer present. And if you are being asked questions and you were not arrested, it is still a good idea to consult a lawyer before sharing information.
It’s possible to make an arrest with or without a warrant. Two instances police need a warrant to make an arrest include when the arrest occurs inside of a home or if the arrest is for misdemeanor crimes. Examples of when an arrest could be made without a warrant include when law enforcement is in pursuit of a suspect who enters a home, law enforcement believes someone inside a home is in danger or will destroy evidence, or law enforcement is invited into the home.
An arraignment is the formal reading of a criminal charging document in the presence of the defendant. It serves to inform the defendant of the charges against him or her. Once the arraignment has been read, the accused is expected to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty. The judge then sets the follow-up court date and attorneys determine if they want to make any motions or discovery demands.
No, these tests are far from accurate, but chemical blood tests tend to be more accurate than field breathalyzer tests. If you are subjected to a breathalyzer test – which you have a right to refuse at the scene – your attorney will carefully review the results and assess how the test was handled. For instance, it is important to note when the breathalyzer device was last calibrated because it can have a significant impact on the accuracy of the testing results.
You have the right to refuse any kind of alcohol or blood test police want to administer. Not only can you refuse, you should refuse a field breathalyzer test and opt for a blood test when possible. Blood tests are more accurate and tend to give lower BAC results due to the time that passes after leaving the scene. If you refuse all test the Drivers License Division (DLD) will most likely suspend your license for a period of time.
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