Municipal Court

Having your charges brought before Everett Municipal Court is incredibly stressful. Whether it's your first time facing them or you've been through the Snohomish County justice system before, the uncertainty of what's ahead can be very scary. From the fear of fines and penalties to worrying about losing your freedom, it's normal to not know how to proceed.

The good news is you don't have to face the Everett Municipal Court alone. Our experienced attorneys are here to help. We know how stressful the legal process can be, but we also know the law. We'll challenge the charges, build a powerful defense, and use Washington state law to get a possible positive outcome and fight for people like you.

If you need us, our Everett criminal defense attorneys are always just a call away. Here is a list of charges we defend you against at Everett Municipal Court:

• DUI (Driving Under the Influence)
• Reckless Driving
• Driving With A Suspended License
• Domestic Violence Offenses
• Assault (4th Degree)
• Theft (3rd Degree)
• Shoplifting
• Vandalism
• Harassment
• Violation Of A Protection Order
• Driving Without Insurance
• Hit and Run (Property Damage)
• Possession Of Controlled Substances
• Disorderly Conduct
• Trespassing
• Minor In Possession (MIP)
• Public Intoxication
• Failure To Obey Traffic Signs

These are just some of the charges we've handled in Everett Municipal Court, which has equipped us with knowledge of the court system and the law.

Choosing the right attorney to handle your case in Everett Municipal Court makes all the difference. With over 20 years of experience specifically defending clients in Everett and Snohomish County, we've handled cases just like yours. Our aggressive defense strategies have led to many successful case outcomes and advantageous plea agreements. We're known across Everett for being reliable, trustworthy, and committed to advocating for our clients. When you choose our criminal defense attorneys, you're selecting a team with a solid history of success in Snohomish County Courts.

If you are against charges at Everett Municipal Court, here's what you need to do to protect your future:

1. Review your ticket or charges carefully. Understand what your charges are and the potential legal consequences.
2. Decide how you will plea: Guilty or not guilty. It's a serious decision. You must consult our Everett criminal defense lawyers to discuss your options, including any potential defenses.
3. If you decide to contest, attend your hearing or arraignment at Everett Municipal Court, where you'll officially enter your plea. Depending on the case, you may also need to set up a trial or a future court date.
4. The right legal support can make all the difference, so call our experienced Everett criminal defense attorneys. Our knowledgeable attorneys can help you through the court process and build a strong defense.

Taking these steps will give you a good chance to handle your case with confidence. When you work with our attorneys who specialize in defense at Everett Municipal Courts, we'll take care of everything.

When you hire our attorneys, we provide experienced representation at Everett Municipal Courts and guidance through every step of the process. Here's what you can expect if your case goes to trial:

1. Pretrial Motions And Discovery: Before the trial, your attorney will review the evidence against you and may file pretrial motions to challenge certain aspects of the case or request specific evidence from the prosecution.
2. Trial: On the trial date, the prosecution will present its case, including witnesses and evidence. Your Everett defense attorney will cross-examine witnesses and challenge the evidence the prosecution presents. You also have the right to present your evidence and witnesses in your defense. In criminal trials, the prosecution must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Your attorney will challenge their evidence and work to create doubt about whether you committed the offense.
3. Verdict: After both sides present their cases, the judge will decide on whether you're guilty or not guilty. Since Everett Municipal Court is a bench trial, meaning there is no jury, the judge will determine the outcome.

If the verdict is guilty, the Snohomish County judge will impose a sentence. However, if you are found not guilty, they will dismiss the case, and you'll be free of any penalties. Going to trial can be a nerve-wracking experience, but having our experienced Everett attorneys by your side makes all the difference. Our legal defense team is ready to fight for you.

We're proud to be your local attorneys, who live and work right here in Everett. You'll see us around the city enjoying a day at Howarth Park, grabbing coffee at The Daily Grind, or catching a game at Funko Field. Whether we're shopping at Everett Mall, visiting the Everett History Museum, or enjoying the local food scene, we're deeply rooted in this community. You can also find us supporting local events like the Everett Film Festival or the Snohomish County Fair.

Our connection to Everett goes beyond just living here. It includes the way we represent our neighbors in Everett Municipal Court. We know the local legal procedures, the prosecutors and judges, and the strategies that work here. We're not just defending clients––we're defending our community. Count on us to fight for your rights with the knowledge and experience that comes from being local.

We truly believe that every charge can be successfully challenged in Everett Municipal Court. With our deep understanding of the local court system, we know how to build a strong defense strategy. Call us today to get the experienced, local representation you need to fight for a possible positive outcome.

Municipal Courts can only handle infractions, misdemeanors and gross misdemeanors. More serious crimes are handled by the superior court.

As a general rule of thumb, if you were given a ticket by a city officer or were arrested by a city officer, chances are your case will be in the Everett’s municipal court. If you are arrested for a felony, then the superior court for the county in which that city is located handles the case.

Larger cities tend to have their own municipal courts, such as Seattle, Everett, Fife, and Kirkland. Some municipal courts she space with other municipal courts, like Lake Stevens and Medina, Some cities have district courts handle their infractions, such as Bellevue, Auburn, Mill Creek, and Burien.