Most definitely. The investigation stage is a crucial period. Your son, although he has professed his innocence, needs the counsel of a trained and seasoned attorney to face what confronts him. An attorney immediately provides a higher degree of clout and credibility to the situation, and with his experience has the discretion to advise someone what to do and not to do, what to say and what not to say, and when. Remember, his liberty, property, reputation, and other important rights are at stake. Take the proper steps to safeguard his future.

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