Is there a way to clear a bench warrant?

Is there a way to clear a bench warrant?

You can recall or clear a bench warrant by appearing in court to resolve the reason the judge issued it. Your warrant attorney may be able to “ quash ” or clear the warrant without you appearing for misdemeanors and infractions. Felony charges require your appearance.

What’s the best way to deal with an outstanding warrant?

Contact the court that issued the warrant. Once you have met with your attorney, he or she will contact the court that issued the warrant and verify that it is current and valid. If it is, your attorney will discuss with you the best way to respond.

Where can I go to get an arrest warrant withdrawn?

You can visit the website at www.kingcounty.gov, and look up the “Warrant Information.” You will find, for each courthouse, the times and rooms to appear to address outstanding warrants. Present your argument by mail, if possible.

How can I find out if someone has a warrant?

While many websites offer online warrant searches, their information is often very inaccurate. The only way to find out if someone has a warrant with 100% accuracy is to do an active warrant search in the source government databases as explained below. Check county court or Sheriff records online for free.

What is the best way to clear a warrant?

Contact the court and arrange to appear for an arraignment rather than surrendering to police custody. Schedule a hearing on a bench warrant prior to arrest. Arrange to turn yourself in rather than being arrested. Determine the amount of any outstanding bond or bond increase.

How to get a warrant removed?

The only way to have a warrant removed is to appear in court to sunder yourself. In some instances, where the charges are minor misdemeanors an attorney can appear on your behalf, if there are logistical reasons why you cannot appear yourself.

How does a bench warrant work?

A bench warrant gives police officers the authority to arrest the defendant and bring him before the court. The purpose of a bench warrant is to deter defendants from violating court orders, and to punish offenders for failing to appear as required by the court.