Patrick J. Murphy,

I have been a practicing lawyer since 1994 and have helped thousands of client with their legal problems. I have significant experience handle criminal cases in courts throughout Massachusetts and I enjoy helping people from all walks of life.

I am easy to contact and I return telephone calls and emails promptly. I am happy to answer any questions that you may have about your case so that you may better understand the process and what to expect going forward.

I believe that my skills as a cross-examiner at hearings and trials is an asset to my clients and I want you to put your trust in me to help you in your time in need.

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Massachusetts

United States Bankruptcy Court

Since 1994

United States District Court, District of Massachusetts

Since 1994

Owner

Law Office of Patrick J. Murphy

1994 - Current

New England Law | Boston

J.D. (1994)

Honors: Cum Laude

University of Massachusettes

B.A. (1990)

Honors: Dean's List

Client's Choice Award

Avvo

2020

National Rifle Association (N.R.A.)

Member

2007 - Current

Suffolk Lawyers for Justice

Member

1997 - Current

Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys

Member

1994 - Current

Massachusetts Bar Association

Member

1994 - Current

Commonwealth v. Demetrius Phifer

Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts

December 5, 2012

Commonwealth v. John Dibennedetto

Supreme Judical Court of Massachusetts

February 4, 2002

Firearm Training, Basic Firearm Instruction for Attorneys

2013

Q. Have been issued with a capias in boston mass. living outside the us but returning nxt week. should i get a lawyer?

May 19, 2012

A: The short answer is yes. A capias is an arrest warrant issued by a judge on a court case. It is advisable to sit down with a lawyer to discuss all the facts concerning the underlying court case to determine if legal representation is warranted under the circumstances. The lawyer will be able to contact the court to arrange for you to turn yourself in to avoid the possibility of being taken into custody by the police or a constable. You may have been a witness in a case where you received a summons to appear in court but did not go. You may have been a party to a case and the judge could have ordered you to do something and you failed to do so. There are many reasons for the issuance of a capias. Call a lawyer today. ... Read More

Q. How does an inmate get released to attend a court hearing

June 17, 2011

A: The inmate or his lawyer must contact the BMC and ask that a habe issue to the Billerica HOC so that he may attend the hearing date.

Q. How can i modify a restraing order?

June 17, 2011

A: The person that filed the request for the original restraining order may go to the court that issued the order and request that the judge modify it. Notice must be given to the other party unless their is an emergency. Even if you did not file the original request and had the order issued against you, you can still go to court and ask that it me modified upon giving notice to the other party.