Facing Bail/Bond or Civil Forfeiture in Arizona?
Tucson, Arizona Attorney Douglas W. Taylor
In certain situations, including cases involving Arizona's RICO act, the government has access to a process known as civil forfeiture. In such cases the government seizes and sells any private property that has been used for illegal purposes or obtained using funds obtained illegally. The government uses the proceeds from the sale of such property to fund some of its activities.
While this process might sound good to the average person, it can be a nightmare for someone who has had their property improperly seized by the government.
If your property has been taken by the state of Arizona or by the federal government, you may still be able reclaim it. With an experienced attorney, you can use the forfeiture hearing to establish that you are an innocent owner (someone who had nothing to do with the crime in question), or that your property wasn't purchased with illegally obtained funds, or that your property was not used in any crime.
Schedule a free consultation with a successful attorney experienced in civil forfeiture and Arizona RICO forfeiture defense. I can help you reclaim your improperly seized property.
Reclaiming Your Money in a Bail/Bond Forfeiture Hearing
I provide legal services to help family members, friends, bail bondsmen or others who put up their money to get someone out of jail. These services are also available to defendants who put up bail/bond but did not show up for a court date.
After bail has been posted and a defendant has failed to appear in court, the judge sends a notice of bond forfeiture to the commissioner. You risk losing your money if you don't consult a lawyer who has successfully argued before the commissioners for the return of forfeited bail money.
Call 520-399-7010 for a Free Consultation About Preventing Bail/Bond or Civil Forfeiture
Contact me by e-mail or call 520-399-7010 for a free consultation. I can help you keep your money in a bail forfeiture hearing or help you reclaim your property from civil forfeiture. Call anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.