Arrest Warrants
How Can JLA Law Group Help You?
At JLA Law Group, we can help you from the very beginning if you have an outstanding arrest warrant. We discreetly verify whether there’s an active warrant without putting you at risk, and we can coordinate a voluntary surrender if needed—ensuring you're legally prepared to avoid unexpected arrests. We work directly with the court or prosecution to minimize consequences and protect your record.
An arrest warrant is a document issued by a judge that authorizes law enforcement to detain a person suspected of committing a crime or failing to meet a legal obligation. These warrants can be issued for various reasons and do not expire over time—they remain active until resolved in court or carried out by police.
What Should You Do If You Have an Arrest Warrant?
Don’t ignore it. Active warrants don’t go away—they can be executed at any time.
Don’t go alone. Showing up by yourself could lead to immediate arrest without legal protection.
Speak to an attorney. You can check if a warrant exists without exposing yourself.
Act quickly. Addressing it in time may help you avoid more serious penalties.
Be legally prepared. A lawyer can help you arrange a voluntary surrender or negotiate your appearance in court.
Why Are Arrest Warrants Issued?
The most common reasons include:
Pending criminal charges
Failure to appear in court
Violation of probation or bail terms
Ongoing investigation by authorities
Unresolved citations or accumulated violations
Ignoring an arrest warrant can lead to consequences more serious than the original charge, including:
Being arrested at any time—even at home or work
Facing new fines and additional criminal charges
Losing legal options or benefits in your case
Greater difficulty negotiating with the prosecution
Immigration risks if you’re involved in a legal process
What Can Happen If You Ignore It
How Can You Tell If You Have an Arrest Warrant?
It’s possible to have an active warrant without ever receiving a formal notice. Some signs that there may be a warrant issued against you include:
Letters or notifications from the court
Issues when renewing your driver’s license, passport, or other official documents
Information leaked or shared by third parties
A traffic stop that unexpectedly leads to your arrest
An attorney can help you check this information confidentially—without requiring you to appear in court or speak to the police directly.
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