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Fighting For My Freedom

After I was accused of robbing from my employer, I knew that I had to fight for justice. I hadn't done anything wrong, but I strongly suspected one of my assistants of pilfering the money. Unfortunately, I had no idea how to prove my suspicions, and I was really scared about being wrongly committed of a crime that I didn't have anything to do with. Instead of trying to fight this tough legal battle on my own, I decided to start looking around for a great criminal attorney in my area. I was able to find an excellent lawyer that really took the time to fight my case well, and I was able to earn back my freedom. This blog is all about the importance of working with a criminal attorney.

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Your Plea Options After A DUI

Posted on July 22, 2020

If you are charged with a DUI, you may consider the different plea options available to you. Often, people who face DUI charges plea no contest to the allegations, which can help them avoid a lawsuit and potentially other consequences associated with pleading guilty. When is it a good idea to take a no contest plea? If you are facing a felony DUI, you might wonder what your options are. These are the different kinds of pleas you might consider if you face trial. [Read More]

Gone In An Instant: What To Know About License Suspensions And DWI

Posted on March 23, 2020

All states take a firm stand on driving while intoxicated (DWI). This is one of those offenses that used to be considered minor and an arrest seldom garnered much punishment. Today, the consequences are far more serious. Losing the ability to legally operate a vehicle can have a definite impact on many, and that is one consequence of a DWI that happens very quickly. Read on to find out more. [Read More]

Getting Divorced? Find Out If You Need A QDRO

Posted on November 17, 2019

If you're like most people, you got married "for better or worse," and never expected to end up divorced. Since you were in the marriage for the long-haul, you and your spouse acted like a team when it came to putting money aside for retirement. Now that things have changed, however, all of that retirement money has to be split -- and it isn't an issue that can wait until you're older. [Read More]

Why Character Rarely Factors Into Criminal Cases

Posted on June 27, 2019

When a person stands accused of a crime, it's not unusual for them to want to make assertions about how good their character is. For this reason, it might seem surprising when you sit down with a criminal defense attorney to learn that they're usually not interested in character questions at all. There are, however, several important reasons a criminal attorney chooses to address allegations this way. It's About What the Prosecution Can Prove [Read More]