Misdemeanors 

Don’t Let a Misdemeanor Ruin Your Record

If you have been charged with a misdemeanor criminal offense in Louisiana, it is important that you immediately contact a criminal defense attorney who has the knowledge and experience necessary to review the charges against you and advise you on the best legal options available.

Mordock Legal will be able to help you understand the consequences of the charges, evaluate your potential defense strategies, and ensure that your rights are fully protected. Craig Mordock understands the complex Louisiana laws and legal processes and strives to obtain the best results possible in any case. He takes time to evaluate each case, utilizing his decades of experience and legal knowledge to your rights are respected and vigorously protected throughout their criminal process.

Why You Need a Lawyer for a Misdemeanor Charge

Many people think they don’t need a lawyer for a misdemeanor, but this mistake can cost you in the long run. Even if you avoid jail time, a conviction remains on your record and can affect:

🚫 Employment opportunities – Many employers conduct background checks.
🚫 Professional licenses – Certain careers (healthcare, law, finance, etc.) require a clean record.
🚫 Gun ownership – Some misdemeanor convictions can restrict your ability to own firearms.
🚫 Housing options – Landlords may deny rental applications based on a criminal record.
🚫 Future legal issues – A misdemeanor on your record can lead to harsher penalties if you face charges in the future.

An experienced criminal defense attorney can help reduce or eliminate these consequences. Don’t leave your future to chance—get the legal defense you need.

Representing Misdemeanor Crimes Charges Including:

✔ DUI/ DWI (Driving Under the Influence) – Operating a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs.
✔ Simple Assault & Battery – Threatening or physically harming someone without a deadly weapon.
✔ Theft & Shoplifting – Stealing property valued at less than $1,000.
✔ Drug Possession – Possessing small amounts of illegal substances or unauthorized prescription medications.
✔ Disorderly Conduct – Public intoxication, disturbing the peace, or fighting in public.
✔ Domestic Violence (First Offense) – A first-time domestic battery charge is often a misdemeanor, but penalties can be severe.
✔ Criminal Trespassing – Entering someone’s property without permission.
✔ Resisting Arrest – Interfering with or obstructing law enforcement.
✔ Vandalism – Damaging property, including graffiti or destruction of public/private property.
✔ Reckless Driving & Traffic Offenses – Excessive speeding, reckless endangerment, or driving with a suspended license.

Take Action Now – Call Mordock Legal for a Strong Defense

A misdemeanor charge is not something to take lightly. Even minor offenses can lead to a criminal record, fines, and jail time. At Mordock Legal, we are committed to defending your rights, protecting your future, and working toward the best possible outcome.

📞 Call Craig Mordock today at 504-304-2335 for a free and confidential consultation to discuss your case and help you determine the best strategy for a successful defense.