Appeals and Other Post-Conviction Relief
If you have been convicted of a crime you have the option of an appeal, or of seeking release from prison through a personal restraint petition (also known as habeas corpus). The Marshall Defense...Read More
Communication with a Minor for Immoral Purposes
In Washington State, it is illegal to communicate with minors in a way that encourages them towards sexual misconduct. The penalties are more severe if the communication is electronic, that is, by computer or...Read More
Spanking that Leaves Bruises
If you are a parent, guardian, or other caregiver under investigation by law enforcement or Child Protective Services (CPS) because of allegations that you spanked a child in your care and left bruises, it...Read More
Dependency Cases
At The Marshall Defense Firm, we have helped many clients facing a dependency petition in juvenile court and know that losing custody of a child is a frightening possibility for any parent. With so...Read More
CPS Investigations and Appeals
At The Marshall Defense Firm, we have helped many clients navigate the confusing rules and regulations that govern a Child Protective Services (CPS) investigation. No parent ever plans on being investigated by CPS, and...Read More
Assault of a Child
If you are charged with assault of a child, it is important that you contact a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. A conviction can have serious, life-altering consequences. At The Marshall...Read More
Domestic Violence
In Washington, “domestic violence” is a term applying to a variety of different offenses. It can be both a civil and criminal issue. “Domestic violence” can also be a label attached to a separately...Read More
Criminal Trespass against Children
If you have previously been convicted of an offense that requires you to register as a sex offender or kidnapping offender, you may now find yourself facing a charge based on conduct or events...Read More
Promoting Prostitution
When you hear the phrase “promoting prostitution,” you most likely think of pimps—people who control the work and earnings of prostitutes and profit from the proceeds. However, law enforcement in King County and other...Read More
Sexual Exploitation and Patronizing a Prostitute
In recent years, police in Seattle and King County have been cracking down heavily on prostitution, with a new strategy of focusing on clients more than the prostitutes themselves. The world of prostitution itself...Read More