Juvenile Defense

Top Five Juvenile Myths

Olathe Juvenile Law Attorneys

Garretson, Webb & Toth, LLC

Children who have been charged with crimes may face serious consequences. A juvenile adjudication can disrupt a student's high school education, affect a child's eligibility for college admission, or disqualify a child from receiving government financial aid to help pay for higher education. Any juvenile charges must be taken seriously, and defended vigorously by an experienced criminal defense attorney who understands juvenile law. The Olathe juvenile law attorneys of Garretson, Webb & Toth, LLC will protect your child's rights, helping keep his or her future plans and goals on track. For a free initial consultation, contact Garretson, Webb & Toth, LLC today.

The experienced juvenile defense lawyers of Garretson, Webb & Toth, LLC are qualified to handle any juvenile case, whatever the severity of the charges or the complexity of the case. Attorney Tyler Garretson is a former juvenile prosecutor, and a current member of the Johnson County Bar Association Juvenile Bench Bar Committee. As a highly involved member of the Johnson County juvenile justice community, he also teaches CAPP, a court ordered class for juveniles who have been adjudicated, or convicted, in juvenile court.

Juvenile Offenders' rights now include the right to a JURY TRIAL!

Garretson, Webb & Toth, LLC offer highly capable legal defense for children facing misdemeanor or felony charges:

Misdemeanor Juvenile Crimes

• Shoplifting
• Trespassing
• Property Damage under $500
• Battery
• Disorderly Conduct
• Possession of Marijuana
• Minor in Possession
• Youth & Minor Defense

Felony Juvenile Crimes

• Burglary
• Aggravated Battery
• Felony Theft over $1000
• Property Damage over $500
• Possession of Cocaine or Meth.

Recently, authorities in larger local communities such as Lenexa, Overland Park, and Leawood, police have been actively seeking out parties where they suspect underage drinking is taking place. If they catch high school kids at a party with alcohol, they arrest everyone there, and suspend their drivers' licenses for 30 days. These Minor in Possession (MIP) charges are on the rise, and they have serious consequences. Minor DUI enforcement is on the rise as well. If your child has been charged with an alcohol-related crime, contact the attorneys of Garretson, Webb & Toth, LLC.

If your child faces criminal charges of any kind, protect his or her future. Before agreeing to any plea, contact the juvenile defense attorneys of Garretson, Webb & Toth, LLC today.