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Roland Walker &
Marc L. Zayon, P. A.
306 Court Square Building
200 East Lexington Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
Telephone: 410-727-3710
Harford Co. Telephone: 410-420-3710
Telephone: 410-727-WALK (9255)
Fax: 410-727-4955
Email:
rwalker@walkerzayon.com
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Types of Cases We Handle |
Criminal Defense
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Child Abuse
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Domestic Violence
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Rape
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Theft
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Arson
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Assault and Battery
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Kidnapping
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Violation of parole and probation
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Handgun Violation
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Drug Cases
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Homicides
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Robberies
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Sexual Assault
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Burglary
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Prostitution
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Bad Checks
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Counterfeiting
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Carjacking
Personal Injury/Medical
Malpractice
- No fee unless we win.
- We are very successful in collecting large sums of money for
clients, and without delay.
- Aggressive handling—prompt results.
- Thousands of satisfied clients.
- We help immediately to get your vehicle repaired or to get a
replacement vehicle if necessary.
- We provide a quality and convenient doctor for you, if needed.
Workers Compensation
If you were hurt on the job, you may be entitled to large
benefits both for temporary and permanent disability. We will
help you to receive immediate medical care by highly qualified
experts. Traffic
Violations/Accidents
- Revoked License - Suspended License
- All Traffic Violations
- Administrative hearings—to save your license.
- DWI - DUI
- Hit and Run
- Speeding
Divorce/Custody/Family Law
Our philosophy is to try when possible, to keep the family
together, through counseling, etc. We try to help you avoid a
divorce if that is reasonably possible. If not, we move ahead
aggressively. We will resolve all issues including:
- Property
- Visitation
- Alimony and Child Support
- Custody
- Pension Plans
- Wills
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Frequently Asked Questions |
What kind of reputation do
you
have?
We are experienced lawyers, respected by judges and prosecutors.
We fight for you. Any information shared with us is
confidential, and is protected.
How much does the initial
consultation cost?
The initial consultation is FREE, regardless of how long.
How accessible are
you?
We are very accessible, and are in frequent touch with clients.
We keep you advised. We accept all of your calls if we're in the
office, or we get back to you at once.
How are your fees paid?
We offer payment plans to help you: you are not required to pay
the entire fee in advance.
A personal note from us:
Many people perceive lawyers as unfriendly. At Walker, Zayon & Assoc.,
it is the exact opposite. We are friendly and understanding. The
interaction is a pleasant experience. But these same lawyers
stand up, and fight strongly in court to protect your freedom,
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Court Information |
Should I go to court or to your
office on the date of the trial?
Whether your trial is at the District Court, in the Circuit
Court or the U.S. District Court, we normally meet you there. It
is important that you ask us! There can be important reasons to
modify this general rule. EXAMPLE: Identification could be an
issue. We'll keep you away from the Court Building until all
witnesses have been removed from the halls and courtrooms.
What is the District Court?
This lower court handles misdemeanors, for example, drunk
driving, possession of CDS (Controlled Dangerous Substances), assault and battery, shoplifting,
etc. If you are charged with a felony, the Court generally
conducts a preliminary hearing only and can either dismiss the
charge or send it up to the Circuit Court for trial.
What is the Circuit Court?
Felony charges are tried in the Circuit Court, along with
appeals from the District Court. When charged with a felony, you
will have an option of being tried by either a judge or a jury.
What is an arraignment?
This is your first appearance in the Circuit Court. You will
receive a copy of the charges against you. A trial date will be
set. We are there for you. We will advise you and guide you.
How long after arraignment will
my trial be?
About 6 weeks. This can vary a great deal. The trial
schedule of the Court and counsel is considered in selecting a
trial date.
Do I want a jury or court
trial?
We will help you with your decision. A jury can only find
you guilty if all 12 are convinced of your guilt beyond a
reasonable doubt. A jury can find you not guilty only if all 12
agree that you are not guilty. The judge, on the other hand,
would alone decide on your guilt or innocence. It is important
to know the background and reputation of the judge when making
this important decision.
How often will I speak with my
lawyer?
We will meet you frequently as we prepare your defenses. You
are free to call us whenever there is anything you feel we
should discuss. If we're in Court, we'll call you back as soon
as possible.
What is the duty of a lawyer
to his client?
To fight for you with all our strength in order to obtain
the very best possible result. |
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