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Navigating Criminal Charges, LTC Suspensions and Trusting Your Firearms Attorney

Facing criminal charges are stressful enough, but when it involves a License to Carry (LTC) and potential loss of gun rights, the situation becomes even

Navigating the Path to Early Probation Termination

If you’re currently navigating the complexities of probation and wondering if you can end your probation early, you’re not alone. Many people find themselves questioning

Massachusetts Expands Definition of Abuse to Include “Coercive Control”

Quick Overview On July 25, 2024, Governor Maura Healey signed “An Act to Prevent Abuse and Exploitation,” also known as the 2024 Mass. Acts c.

Triumph in Lynn District Court: This Restraining Order Dismissal Could Be Your Story Too

In the legal landscape of Lynn, Massachusetts, obtaining a restraining order can have far-reaching impacts on one’s life. Whether you’re a resident facing this nightmare

Does an Officer Have to Issue a Citation Immediately?

Massachusetts “No Fix” Statute: Does an Officer Have to Issue a Citation Immediately? Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 90C, Section 2—commonly known as the “no fix”

Will I Go to Prison for Human Trafficking? Understanding the Consequences and Defenses

Human trafficking charges in Massachusetts carry severe consequences, including mandatory prison time and registration as a sex offender. If you find yourself in this situation,

Navigating Probable Cause Hearings in Massachusetts

Facing felony charges in Massachusetts can feel overwhelming, but understanding the legal processes involved can alleviate some of your stress. One critical step in the

How a Salem Driver Avoided Charges for Leaving Scene of Accident

Facing charges of leaving the scene of an accident can feel overwhelming. The stakes are high and the potential consequences—probation, fines, and loss of your

Securing a Bright Future for Students: Dismissal of Shoplifting Charges in Boston Central Division

The Law Office of Matthew Peterson achieved the dismissal of two shoplifting charges in the Boston Municipal Court Central Division, representing college students accused of