FAQs
LeBlanc Law
What types of cases does LeBlanc Law handle?
LeBlanc Law provides representation for clients facing criminal defense and family law issues in Albuquerque and across New Mexico. The firm handles felony and misdemeanor defense, DUI/DWI charges, drug offenses, violent crimes, weapons violations, probation and parole issues, and every phase of the criminal justice process—including investigations, bail hearings, trials, and appeals. LeBlanc Law also manages family law cases such as divorce, custody disputes, same-sex divorce, and military divorce.Why should I hire a private lawyer instead of relying on a public defender?
Public defenders are frequently skilled attorneys, but they usually carry very heavy caseloads. A private attorney from LeBlanc Law offers personalized attention, more consistent communication, and a defense approach customized to your unique circumstances. Private representation also ensures additional time for investigating evidence, negotiating with prosecutors, and preparing thoroughly for trial when required.What should I do as soon as I'm arrested or charged?
You should immediately exercise your right to remain silent and request to speak with an attorney. Do not answer questions or provide statements to law enforcement without legal representation present. After contacting LeBlanc Law, the firm will guide you on protecting your rights, handling bail or bond matters, and getting ready for upcoming court appearances.What happens after I contact LeBlanc Law?
Once you get in touch, LeBlanc Law will schedule a confidential consultation to evaluate your case, clarify the charges or legal matters you're dealing with, and discuss possible strategies. The firm can then start collecting evidence, coordinating with prosecutors, and representing you at bail hearings, preliminary hearings, or family court sessions as appropriate.Does LeBlanc Law offer payment plans or flexible payment options?
Yes. LeBlanc Law recognizes that legal matters can be both stressful and unforeseen. The firm provides flexible payment arrangements based on the nature and complexity of your case. During your initial consultation, fee structures and payment plans will be discussed openly to ensure complete transparency.Can LeBlanc Law help with serious felony or violent crime charges?
Yes. LeBlanc Law has substantial experience representing clients charged with serious felonies, including homicide, violent offenses, weapons charges, and grand jury indictments. These matters demand careful strategic planning, comprehensive investigation, and assertive courtroom representation—all of which LeBlanc Law delivers from pre-trial stages through trial.Do I need a lawyer for misdemeanor charges or a first offense?
Yes. Even misdemeanor charges or first-time offenses can result in serious consequences, including fines, incarceration, probation, and a criminal record that follows you. Having legal representation helps safeguard your rights, pursue reduced charges, or work toward dismissal where appropriate. LeBlanc Law handles misdemeanor matters such as theft, battery, DUI, and property offenses.Can LeBlanc Law represent me at bail, bond, or preliminary hearings?
Yes. LeBlanc Law provides representation at bail and bond hearings, preliminary hearings, restraining order proceedings, and grand jury appearances. Securing legal counsel early in the process can have a substantial impact on your case outcome, including whether you're released from custody and how charges move forward.How does LeBlanc Law approach family law cases like divorce or custody?
For family law matters, LeBlanc Law prioritizes protecting your rights, your children, and your future. Whether managing divorce, custody issues, same-sex divorce, or military divorce, the firm works to resolve cases effectively while fighting for fair results—through negotiation when possible and in court when necessary.How do I schedule a consultation with LeBlanc Law?
Setting up a consultation is straightforward. You can reach LeBlanc Law by phone or via the firm's website to arrange a confidential consultation. Taking action early gives the firm the opportunity to start protecting your rights and developing your case right away.




