2018

Common Mistakes After DUI Arrest You Shouldn't Make Posted on: 27 November 2018
According to the United States Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 1.4 million DUI (driving under the influence) arrests were made in 2010. The minutes and hours after being arrested are confusing and frightening, and it's easy

Planning To Sleep It Off In Your Vehicle? Here Are Some Things To Do Posted on: 26 September 2018
If you're under the influence of alcohol and are in your vehicle, you don't necessarily have to be operating it to get charged with DUI. Although the laws differ from state to state, it's possible for a police officer to charge you if you're in your vehicle bu

Has Your Spouse Been Charged With A DUI? Information You Need To Know About Restricted Licenses & Ignition Interlock Devices Posted on: 27 August 2018
If your spouse is your family's sole breadwinner but they are currently in jail awaiting arraignment for a DUI charge, your mind is probably reeling with "what-ifs" regarding their ability to continue providing for your family. Fortunately, many states recogni

Know Your DUI Charges Posted on: 1 August 2018
If your loved one has been arrested for DUI you are likely at wit's end dealing with the ramifications. You should keep in mind that being arrested does not that they are guilty and everyone is owed due process. One of the first legal events after an arrest is

Failed A Field Sobriety Test Because You Swayed Too Much But Were Not Drunk? Here's What You Need To Know Posted on: 19 April 2018
If you failed a field sobriety test because you swayed when asked to close your eyes, yet you know beyond any doubt that you were not intoxicated over the legal limit, you may be concerned about what it means and what kind of drunk driving defense is available

A Few Misleading Ideas About Posting Bail Posted on: 9 March 2018
After a person has been arrested, it is likely that the judge overseeing the case will issue an order that sets the amount of bail that will have to be posted. While bail is a common part of the legal system, most individuals will have little or no experience

Was Your Child Assaulted During A Sporting Event? What To Do Now Posted on: 23 February 2018
If your child was violently injured during a sporting event and the person who hurt them had malicious intent, you want to get in contact with an assault attorney to handle the case. You want to make sure that you get your child the protection that they need,

Three Myths About Driving Under The Influence Charges Posted on: 23 February 2018
Driving a vehicle is a major responsibility, and it is important for individuals to avoid operating one of these machines when they have been drinking alcohol or ingested other substances that could inhibit their motor skills and decision-making abilities. Due

Criminal Record Expungement 101: Common Faqs Posted on: 23 February 2018
Being charged with a crime can have negative implications for the rest of your life. Your criminal background is often checked when you apply for an apartment, try to get a job, or even when you do simple things like sign up for an online dating platform. If t

Four Reasons To Consider A Temporary Restraining Order During Your Divorce Posted on: 21 February 2018
While divorce can be an unpleasant situation for many couples, it can be extremely difficult for some. Spouses may threaten violence or to take the children out of state, and there can be other contentious situations that require legal intervention. One option