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Phone: (507) 206-6020

Address: 423 3rd Ave SE Ste 202, Rochester, MN 55904

Website: http://www.dilaverilaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
The criminal case usually follows a civil child support contempt hearing in which the offender is given the opportunity to comply with a court order but fails to do so.
Child Abuse
Third degree assault is an assault upon another inflicting substantial bodily. It is also an assault upon a minor if there is history of child abuse, or an assault upon a minor under 4 years old without the need for prior history. The sentence for such an offense is imprisonment for not more than five years and payment of a fine of not more than $10,000.

Criminal Defense
One of the most important collateral aspects of being charged or convicted with a crime in the State of Minnesota is the governmentâ€™s statutory power to severely restrict the ability of the persons charged or convicted with a crime to possess firearms, both under state and federal law. If you have questions about your gun rights in Minnesota, please contact our Rochester Minnesota Criminal Defense attorney(LINK), to see how we can help.
DUI/DWI
License Plate Impoundment is the second of three administrative sanctions that may stem from a DUI arrest or conviction. In order for this sanction to apply, there must be a driving-while-intoxicated incident, plus an additional aggravating factor. Any of the following qualifies as an aggravating factor...
Traffic Violations
Traffic stops for speeding or perhaps an equipment malfunction are the most common way people come into contact with the police. If a speeding ticket is issued, most people just send in a payment without being aware that their conviction will be immediately reported to the Department of Public Safety and will be placed on their driving record. The driving record will be accessed by insurance companies, and that may increase insurance rates for up to 5 years. By the end of the 5 years, the increased insurance costs may total thousands of dollars and far exceed the $100-$150 court fine.
Sex Crimes
If you have been charged with a sex crime, contact our office immediately. Our first consultation is free. We will walk you through the process, explain your options, and zealously defend your rights. Contact our Rochester Minnesota Sex Crimes attorney to see how we can help.
Robbery
Robbery is the taking of personal property of another by the use or threat of imminent use of force against the person. Â Theft also involves the taking of personal property of another, but it is done without threat or force. If you have been charged with robbery in Minnesota, please contact our Rochester Minnesota Robbery Defense attorney, to see how we can help.
Burglary
In the State of Minnesota, burglary, commonly referred to as breaking and entering, involves entering a building without consent and with intent to commit a crime inside, or entering a building without consent and actually committing a crime inside. It is a specific-intent crime, meaning that should you mistakenly enter someone elseâ€™s home believing it to be yours, there would be no burglary because there would be no intent on your part. Intent, however, can be inferred by your actions. Should you enter a home other than yours through the use of burglary tools, for instance, it would be hard to claim that you did not have the required intent. For a free evaluation of your case, contact our Rochester Minnesota Defense attorney before speaking to the police to see how we can help.
Theft
Misdemeanors
At the end of a criminal case, which the exception of petty misdemeanors, the outcome will more than likely be one of the following, starting with the best case scenario for the defendant...
Drug Crimes
If you are convicted of most drug crimes and the court finds that you possessed or sold the controlled substance while in a motor vehicle, the court is required to notify the Department of Public Safety and order your license revoked for 30 days. Because driving records are somewhat more public and accessible by insurance companies, for example, this also means that it is easier for your drug conviction to become public.
Assault
It is very important to have a lawyer who also has extensive experience in the area of family law represent you in these proceedings as it can substantially impact custody, support and maintenance. Often OFP hearings run parallel to a criminal domestic assault charge and pleading guilty to the criminal domestic assault charge, means, for practical purposes, not being able to present a defense on the OFP.
Murder
If you have been charged with murder you deserve the best representation during this very difficult time. Call us immediately. We always offer
Juvenile Crimes
If your child has been charged with a juvenile crime, it is important to contact a local, passionate and knowledgeable defense attorney to strongly defend his/her rights. The laws are highly technical and not every attorney is thoroughly familiar with them. There could be significant penalties for a juvenile offense, from out of home placement to possibly being ordered into a juvenile or adult correctional facility. Please contact the Dilaveri Law Firm today. We always offer
Probation Violation
If you have been charged with violating your probation or have questions about the probation process, contact our office. Our first consultation is free. We will walk you through the process, explain your options, and zealously defend your rights. Contact our Rochester Minnesota Probation Violation attorney to see how we can help.
Identity Theft
Identity Theft - Possessing or using an identity that is not your own with the intent to commit, aid, or abet any unlawful activity.
Homicide
An excusable or justifiable homicide involves the taking of someoneâ€™s life without the criminal intent to kill someone. Examples of excusable homicide include...
Arson
In Minnesota, arson is the intentional and unlawful destroying or damaging of a building, or personal property, by means of fire or explosives. The severity of arson charges depends on the type of building that was burned, whether any other person was present in the building, whether an accelerant was used, the amount of damage caused, and whether the person was negligent in allowing the fire to get out of control. If you or a loved one has been charged with arson, contact our Rochester Minnesota Defense attorney(LINK) for a free evaluation of your case to see how we can help.
Shoplifting
Forgery
Some acts constitute aggravated forgery, and incur increased sentences and fines. They include forging: a document that, when genuine, creates legal rights, privileges or obligations; official seals; public records; court orders and decrees; accounting records, etc. Forgery crimes are very serious and carry significant penalties on conviction. If you are being investigated or have been charged with fraud or forgery, contact our Rochester Minnesota Forgery Defense attorney, to see how we can help.
Kidnapping
Kidnapping is the confining or the removing from one place to another, of any person without the person's consent or, if it is a child, without the consent of the child's parents or other legal custodian, for the following purposes...
Manslaughter
The terms murder and homicide are used interchangeably as if they mean the same thing, however there are marked differences between the two. Homicide is the killing of one person by another. Murder is a form of homicide, called criminal homicide, where the offender intended to kill the other person, sometimes with premeditation. Manslaughter is another type of criminal homicide.
Prostitution
Prostitution, for the purposes of the Minnesota Statutes, means engaging or offering to engage in sexual penetration or contact for hire. In addition to being charged criminally, there are also civil penalties for a prostitution conviction, which may include vehicle forfeiture or notations in your driverâ€™s license record.
Hit and Run

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Property Damage
Criminal Property Damage is the intentional causing of damage to the physical property of another without the personâ€™s consent. If you have been charged with criminal damage to property in Minnesota, please contact our Rochester Minnesota Defense attorney, to see how we can help.

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization

Auto Accidents

Foreclosure
Consequences of the Forfeiture Failure to successfully challenge the forfeiture will result in the arresting agency keeping the vehicle and potentially using it as a deterrent against drunk drivers, or, as happens in most cases, selling it. If there is a loan on the vehicle, the security interest or lease of the financial institution is protected, and the lien holder may choose to sell the vehicle at its own foreclosure sale or agree to a sale by the arresting agency. A proportionate share of the proceeds, after deduction of certain expenses, goes to the financial institution. However, the owner will remain responsible for any shortages to the lien-holding institution.

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