Minor in Possession (MIP)

If you have been charged with Minor in Possession, DO NOT PLEAD GUILTY AT YOUR ARRAIGNMENT!  Many people charged with Minor in Possession plead guilty and pay the court costs to get it over with, but the conviction will stay on their record forever.

Minor in Possession is a Misdemeanor 
A Minor in Possession charge is a misdemeanor and can negatively affect your future. It can have a negative impact future job opportunities, loan applications and even welfare aid. 

Know Your Options
If you are a minor caught with alcohol in your possession by a police officer, you still have the right to a fair hearing.  We can go to court for you and fight to keep the MIP charge from appearing as a conviction on your record.

Secure Your Future
We have secured dismissals of Minor in Possession charges by clients who have retained our services.  Through experience, we have learned how to approach a Minor in Possession and Minor in Consumption to save our clients from court and lessen, if not completely dismiss the charges.

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