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Finding An Advocate

When I was arrested for stealing a few years ago, I knew that I was innocent. I had never stolen anything in my life, let alone the amount of money the cops kept mentioning. I knew that I needed a trained professional to stand by my side and argue the law. I turned to an excellent criminal attorney, who was able to prove my innocence in a matter of hours. I know that an attorney can help you, especially if you find yourself with a similar set of unfair circumstances. I put up this blog to teach you what you need to do if you are ever arrested, but you know you are innocent.

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How Does A Trust Fit Into An Estate?

Posted on June 24, 2020

Figuring out the best way to transfer your assets upon your death to people you care about is an important job. One tool that's sometimes used to achieve this goal is a trust. Before you get too far into working with an estates and trusts attorney, though, it can be helpful to understand the ways trusts are used within the estate structure. Let's look at when and how an estates and trusts lawyer might encourage you to consider. [Read More]

How To Handle A First DUI Offense

Posted on January 5, 2020

A first DUI offense is a serious crime to be facing, but there is not much you can do about it if you were pulled over while impaired. The only option you have is to face the charges, and here are four things to know about handling your first DUI offense. Realize the serious nature of the offense Anytime a person is charged with a DUI, there will be consequences. DUIs are serious crimes, as driving impaired always has the potential to harm others. [Read More]

What Every Client Should Know About Criminal Law

Posted on September 3, 2019

Looking at the details of a criminal charge can leave you wondering what your response should even be. Before you dig into a case, it's wise to think about the issues each criminal law services firm wishes their clients knew in advance. Let's take a look at three of the bigger criminal law concerns you should be aware of. Few Cases Ever Go to Trial At least 90% of cases end in guilty pleas, and many estimates put that figure even higher. [Read More]

The Pre-Trial Diversion Program Could Help You With Your Criminal Charges

Posted on May 22, 2019

A criminal charge against you is something you will have to fight against in court, and it will require hiring a criminal defense attorney for help. As you begin working on your case, your lawyer might talk to you about a pre-trial diversion program. If you can qualify, it could offer a lot of great benefits to you. Here are several things you may want to know about this program: [Read More]