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Getting Ready For Court

When I was wrongfully accused of a crime that I didn't commit, I knew that I needed to work hard to prove my innocence. I hired an attorney, but I wasn't sure how things would go in the courtroom. In order to calm my fears and to prepare me for the process, my lawyer sat me down and went over the entirety of what the court proceedings would entail. It was really fascinating to hear more about what was involved in the process, and when I got into the real courtroom, I was ready. This blog is all about getting ready for court.

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Can You Receive Damages For An Accident In Bad Weather?

Posted on 24 October 2019

Car accidents can happen for any number of reasons. The weather plays a major role in many auto accidents. This makes determining liability difficult. If you are in a car accident when the weather conditions are poor, the amount you receive in damages, if any, is determined by who is at fault. Here are some things you should know. Can Claims Be Denied for Accidents in Poor Weather? To receive damages for your accident in bad weather conditions, you have to show proof the other driver was negligent and caused the accident. [Read More]

How To Work With Your Defense Attorney When You've Been Charged With A Crime

Posted on 17 December 2018

Being accused of a crime is a serious matter because a criminal record will follow you around for the rest of your life unless you can have it sealed or erased at some point. It may affect your ability to get a job, you might lose your driver's license, and a criminal record could affect child custody and visitation. Also, if you have a criminal record, you may get harsher punishments for future crimes you commit. [Read More]

DUI Convictions And Auto Insurance: What You Must Know

Posted on 27 August 2018

If you get charged with driving under the influence, also known as a DUI, then you have a lot to think about. One issue that is easy to overlook when facing DUI charges is the effect that a conviction will have on your insurance coverage. The following article takes a closer look at some of the key aspects of this important matter. Tell Insurer In most cases, your insurer will run a check when your policy is up for renewal and discover your DUI conviction. [Read More]

When Will Your Spousal Support End?

Posted on 20 October 2017

Contrary to popular opinion, divorce still offers those who can demonstrate a need the option of spousal support (alimony). Spousal support should never be considered a thing of the past, regardless of its traditional roots based on the wife's needs. While in past wives may have often stayed home to care for children and forgone career opportunities, nowadays the husband of the marriage may be just as entitled to this vital form of financial support as the wife. [Read More]