Being accused of a crime is stressful and downright scary.
You need legal representation that you can count on.
With the Law Offices of Hannah Garst on your side, you can rest easier knowing that your best interests are in the hands of an experienced criminal defense attorney. Hannah has been fighting for her client's rights since 2006. Hannah has protected clients from baseless charges, wrongful convictions, illegal sentences, extended incarceration, and life-altering criminal records.
Hannah Garst is a criminal defense attorney representing clients in both federal and state court. This includes the Northern District of Illinois, the Central District of Illinois and the Illinois County Courts, including Cook, DuPage, and McHenry.
When it comes to your liberty, Hannah is committed to fighting for you every step of the way. She actively helps her clients determine the best course of action, whether that involves strategically avoiding further prosecution or aggressively advocating for their position in court. Being accused of a crime is a life-changing event, and you want to know that you have a strong, relentless attorney in your corner.
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The Law Office of Hannah Garst represents criminal defendants charged with misdemeanors and felonies involving fraud and financial crimes, white-collar crimes, traffic, drugs, and weapons. We also handle appeals and issues related to sentencing and restitution.
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The Law Office of Hannah Garst offers comprehensive services for expungement and clemency, including the expungement and sealing of criminal records, obtaining Certificates of Good Conduct and Relief from Disabilities, and filing clemency petitions. We help clients remove or limit access to their criminal records, enhancing their employment opportunities and personal freedoms. Our goal is to provide a fresh start by navigating the complexities of expungement, sealing, and clemency processes in Illinois.
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Hannah Garst acts as co-counsel or provides consulting services to other attorneys who need assistance with complex federal civil cases.