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Darley, Jason B

Child Support
Final Protection Orders follow the same provisions of the temporary orders but they do not expire. In addition, the victim will need to attend a court hearing and provide proof that the abuse took place. The abuser is permitted to attend the hearing in their own defense. The judge will ultimately make the decision as to whether a Final Protection order is necessary. The abuser may be required to pay the victim’s court fees as well as child support to the children that the two parties share. The abuser may also be required to provide spousal support to the victim as well as provide them with a vehicle if they do not have their own means of transportation.

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Darley, Jason B

Child Support
Final Protection Orders follow the same provisions of the temporary orders but they do not expire. In addition, the victim will need to attend a court hearing and provide proof that the abuse took place. The abuser is permitted to attend the hearing in their own defense. The judge will ultimately make the decision as to whether a Final Protection order is necessary. The abuser may be required to pay the victim’s court fees as well as child support to the children that the two parties share. The abuser may also be required to provide spousal support to the victim as well as provide them with a vehicle if they do not have their own means of transportation.
Spousal Support

Criminal Defense
When you are faced with criminal charges or an arrest, it’s only natural to feel scared and anxious about the future. If you’ve recently been charged with a crime, you deserve a law firm that is dedicated to your future. Calm your fears and give yourself peace of mind by turning to the assistance of a criminal law attorney at Darley Law, LLC. Our firm has over a decade of success effectively defending the rights of clients charged with a multitude of crimes in Alabama. If you are charged with a crime, you need an attorney that will provide you with strong and dedicated legal representation. We are ready to assess your case, guide you through your legal options and zealously represent your needs. For dedicated, thorough, and skillful criminal defense, contact Darley Law, LLC.
DUI/DWI
Driving under the influence (DUI) is one of the most commonly committed crimes in the United States. Alabama takes drunk driving seriously and law enforcement proactively seeks those who egregiously break the law. Many people make the mistake of taking their DUI arrests lightly instead of seeking appropriate legal representation. A DUI conviction can subject you to jail time, overwhelming fines, and a loss of license. If you’ve been charged with DUI in Alabama, you need to seriously consider your options. Darley Law has years of experience fighting for Alabama clients charged with DUIs. Our firm will assess the evidence against you and explore the legal means to avoid a conviction. If you need quality legal defense, contact Darley Law, LLC for a free consultation.
Traffic Violations
A traffic violation can be as minor as failing to signal when changing lanes or as serious as reckless driving. If you were recently cited for a traffic violation such as speeding, reckless driving, driving on the wrong side of the road, illegal passing, or tailgating, it’s important that you take legal action as soon as possible to protect yourself from the effects of a conviction. While one traffic infraction may not seem like a big deal, if you’re found guilty of committing such a violation, you may face monetary fines and in some cases, jail time. Additionally, multiple violations may result in the loss of your driver’s license.
Sex Crimes
If you are convicted a Class A felony with a firearm, deadly weapon or a felony sex offense involving a child, you will be subject to a sentence of no less than 20 years. If the same facts apply to a Class B or C felony, the convicted party would be subject to no less than 10 years. To understand your legal situation, contact our firm to discuss your situation.
Robbery
Neither can those individuals involved in a serious traffic offense or anyone involved in moral turpitude, defined as unethical or deviant behaviors. Murder, aggravated assault, kidnapping, and robbery are all examples of moral turpitude.
Burglary
White Collar Crimes
Darley Law is honored to serve the people of Alabama regarding all criminal and municipal matters. With over a decade of success representing clients in Mobile County, Darley Law effectively represents clients facing charges, including violent crimes, sex crimes, white collar crimes, drug crimes, DUIs, and traffic violations. Please find below some of the links to our review sites and just some of our testimonials. If you are a past or current client, please leave a review. If you need quality legal representation, please contact Darley Law for a consultation.
Theft
Misdemeanors
These are serious crimes and can be classified in separate degrees such as a felony in the first degree or the second degree. There is also a misdemeanor assault and each charge brings a different sentence.
Drug Crimes
Many drug-related crimes carry extremely heavy jail sentences and fines. If you are ever convicted of a drug crime within the state of Alabama, that conviction will stay on your record for the rest of your life and could affect your ability to get a job, a loan, or even an apartment. For this reason, any time you’re facing drug crime charges or have been arrested for drug offenses, it’s important that you take the time to consult with a drug crime defense lawyer who can give you a better understanding of the charges you are facing, your constitutional rights, and your legal options. Contact Darley Law, LLC for a consultation.
Assault
Jason Darley, Esq. will fight aggressively on your behalf to defend you against criminal charges. He has focused his legal practice on a wide variety of legal matters including clients facing all types of assault charges. Mr. Darley will provide you with the skilled legal guidance you need at this very difficult time. Please do not hesitate to contact our Mobile, Alabama office at (251) 732-7058.
Murder
Juvenile Crimes
Darley Law is honored to serve the people of Mobile County when they face the uncertainty of criminal and municipal legal matters. Our firm understands how everything from a small infraction to a felony can impact one’s life. Darley Law handles all criminal cases, including violent crimes, DUIs, drug crimes, juvenile crimes, white collar crimes, and sex crimes. Our firm also handles all municipal violations, including fighting all traffic tickets. If you need quality legal services from an experienced lawyer in Mobile County and Mobile, Alabama, contact Darley Law for an initial consultation. We would be honored to serve.
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Shoplifting
Fourth-degree theft. Theft of property in the fourth degree is a Class A misdemeanor charge. A person will be charged with fourth-degree theft if they commit theft of property that does not exceed $500, and which is not directly taken from the person of another. For example, shoplifting might be considered fourth-degree theft.
Restraining Order
The Protection from Abuse Act provides protection to victims of domestic violence that have been physically abused, harassed or threatened. This protection exists in the form of either a temporary or final restraining order.
Kidnapping
Per state law, the term “crimes of violence” also includes other Class A or B felonies with the element of serious physical injury, the manufacturing or distribution of a controlled substance, or an act of a sexual nature with a child under the age of 12.
Manslaughter
Extortion

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