Navigating Probable Cause Hearings in Massachusetts

Learn how to navigate a probable cause hearings, challenge evidence, and prepare your defense with expert legal guidance. Click here to learn more!
OUI Drugs Dismissed at Woburn Magistrate’s Hearing

Learn how our legal team got charges of OUI drugs dismissed in Woburn District Court dismissed at a magistrate’s hearing, protecting our client’s record.
Do I Need an Attorney for a Probation Surrender?

If you’ve received a notice to appear for a probation surrender hearing, don’t wait to hire an attorney. You could end up in jail. Learn more here!
What’s the Difference Between Indecent Assault and Battery on a Person Under the age of 14, vs. 14 and Over?

If you’ve been charged with indecent assault and battery, you need an experienced defense attorney on your side. Call me today at 617-295-7500
What is “Rule 36” Motion to Dismiss in Massachusetts?

Rule 36 allows some criminal cases to be dismissed if they’ve been pending more than a year. A criminal defense lawyer can advise you. Click to learn more!
Matthew Peterson Law Blog Featured in Feedspot Top 80 Boston Legal Blogs

Matthew Peterson Law Blog recognized among Top 80 Boston Legal Blogs—trusted insights on criminal defense, immigration, and more in Massachusetts.
What is Assault in Massachusetts?

If you’ve been charged with assault in Massachusetts, it is crucial that you hire a defense attorney. Call or text us right now!
What Does it Mean to “Press Charges” in Massachusetts?

If you’re looking to press charges, you must do so by contacting the police. If you are being charged with a crime, better get in touch with us! Click here.
What is Resisting Arrest in Massachusetts?

If you’ve been charged with resisting arrest in Massachusetts, call or text us today at 617-295-7500 and let’s get started on your defense!
What is a Dangerousness (58A) Hearing in Massachusetts?

Learn what a dangerousness 58A hearing is in Massachusetts, when it’s used, and how it can affect bail and pretrial detention in criminal cases.