Reducing Felony to a Misdemeanor

Some people convicted of a felony may seek to have that conviction reduced to a misdemeanor after they have completed parole or probation. This is a process where a skilled attorney may be of use to you. Contact us to discuss your case in a free and confidential initial consultation with Mr. Makler.

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Reducing Felony to a Misdemeanor