1. Child Custody Dispute: Custody Awarded To Our Client-Father of Child

    Client is the father of minor-child. Minor-child is living with her mother in an apartment that client feels is unsafe and unsuitable for a child. Client has concerns about the well-being of his daughter, and decides to hire Rhode Island child custody lawyer Noah Kilroy to petition the court for child custody. Attorney Kilroy conducts an investigation...

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  2. Burglary Amended Down to a Misdemeanor

    Client gets arrested and charged with Burglary under Section 11-8-1 of Rhode Island General Laws. If client is convicted, client could face up to life in prison, but no less than 5 years in jail.  Middletown Police get a call about a man that allegedly broke into a house while residents were inside, and took a...

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  3. Assault on a Police Officer, Disorderly Conduct & more: Dismissed

    Client is arrested by Newport Police in the Park Holm area for Assault on a Police Officer, Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Arrest. If convicted, client could face up to a year in jail, probation and court costs. Newport Police, while on patrol, alleged to have smelt marijuana coming from client’s parked car. This prompted police...

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  4. First Degree Murder in Rhode Island: Parole Granted

    Client is arrested and convicted of First Degree Murder.  Client is sentenced to life in prison. After serving 25 years in prison, and being denied parole multiple times, client hires Kilroy Law Firm for representation. After a hearing before the Rhode Island Parole Board, Rhode Island Parole Lawyer Noah Kilroy is able to get client paroled...

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  5. Domestic Assault, Domestic Disorderly Conduct: Dismissed

    Client gets arrested by Middletown Police for Domestic Assault and Domestic Disorderly Conduct.  If convicted, client could face up to a year in jail, be required to pay for and complete domestic violence classes, and have no contact with the complaining witness. Police were called to the complaining witness’ home for report of a disturbance....

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  6. Parties To Offenses: Dismissed

    Rhode Island Legal Defense for Parties to Offenses Citation Client gets cited by Rhode Island State Police for Parties to Offenses, a traffic offense under Rhode Island General Laws, section 31-27-9. If found guilty of this offense, client would receive up to a $500 fine. Police alleged that my client, after being pulled over, sped...

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