In NGDC, it was with pleasure to get a charge of Fail to Carry/Exhibit Dirver's License § 46.2-104 Nolle prossed and Obstruction of Justice § 18.2-460 charge Dismissed. Although my client was found guitly of Operating a Vehicle with No Headlights § 46.2-1030, a reduced fine was given.

A charge of Driving Under Revoked/Suspended License § 46.2-301 was dismissed in Hampton General District Court thanks to Attorney Helms excellent defense. Another please client!!

In Newport News visitation of a child was granted to our client (father) and the mother's JDR appeal was dismissed.  The father was overjoyed with the great representation of Attorney Helms. 

Assault and Battery on a family member was not prosecuted in Virginia Beach Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court after Attorney Helms met with the prosecutor on the case.  The client was very happy!!  See VA Code § 18.2-57.2 for more information.

Client charges in Newport News included DWI - 1st offense, 2 x Civil Violation - refused blood/breath test, obstruction/resisted w/o force, driving without license, failure to obey highway sign, failure to obey highwal lane marking, and registration violoation - non-resident.  A plea was negotiated with the prosecutor and the client pled guilty on the DWI and driving without a license.  The other six charges were not prosecuted (Nolle Prosequi).  No jail time and only one year of unsupervised probation.  WOW, what a great deal!!!

For additional information, see VA Codes for DWI § 18.2-266, penalties § 18.2-270, and driving without a license § 46.2-300.

Tough and tenacious, Ms. Helms noted an appeal for a client and in Circuit Court the client received a reduced sentence for charges of driving on a suspended operator's license when a certified ignition interlock was required, VA Code § 18.2-272.  Violating court order when convicted of a DUI/DWI can result in fines, incarceration and an extended period of operator license suspended.  The result in this case was a win!

November 10, 2016 - A client facing 2 Felonies charges received a great outcome on a Bond thanks to Attorney Helms and her quick defense for the client.  The client posted Bond that afternoon and was home for dinner.

In Virginia Beach General District Court on January 18, 2017, a client's Unlawful Possession of a Controlled Substance charge was Nolle Prosequi.  Great win for all!!

On September 26, 2016 in Virginia Beach Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court the final disposition of an Assault & Battery was Nolle Prosequi

Our firm received a nice check for one of our clients involved in an auto accident.  The client is very happy with the amount.  Attorney Helms excellent negotiating skills kept the case from going to trial.

In Chesapeake Circuit Court Attorney Helms put together an amazing defense for one of our clients!  Grand Larceny Felony charge was reduced to a Misdemeanor Petit Larceny, a charge for Stolen Property with Intent to Sell was Nolle Prosequi, and a Misdemeanor Fraud charge given 12 months go 10 months suspended and only required to serve 30 days on the weekends.

Our client was very excited and pleased!!