Untying The Marital Knot, One Step At A Time

Posted on 11 August 2018

Divorce is a situation filled with many emotions, but one of them doesn't need to be confusion. Legal issues like divorce have somewhat of a flow and process, and you can educate yourself and be prepared for what comes next. Knowing what is about to happen may not bring full healing, but it might make you a lot less anxious about the unknown. Read on to learn how the marital knot is untied, one step at a time. [Read More]

Domestic Violence Falsehoods And Myths

Posted on 9 July 2018

Being the victim of domestic violence or accused of these acts can be a serious situation to face. Being able to effectively defend yourself will require knowing the truth regarding common myths and falsehoods about domestic violence. Myth: Domestic Violence Is Not A Crime Some people assume that domestic violence is always treated as little more than a civil dispute. Yet, it is possible and common for individuals to face prosecution over this offense. [Read More]

Arrested For DUI When You Were Sober As A Judge? 4 Steps To Prove Your Innocence

Posted on 16 May 2018

A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) is a serious charge that can impact your entire life, from your ability to drive to and from work to losing your standing in community and civic organizations or even your freedom. A conviction can really cost you, but if you're actually innocent, how do you go about proving it? Are you presumed guilty, because drunk driving is so rampant in America? Can you ever recover your good name? [Read More]

What You Should Know If You Have Been Charged With Drunk Driving

Posted on 19 March 2018

If you are ever charged with a crime like drunk driving, whether it is a DWI or DUI, you may find yourself feeling scared and confused about what is going to happen next. These feelings are completely understandable given the serious nature of the situation you find yourself in. However, it is also important to know what you can and should do when you have been involved in a drunk driving incident, so you do not make the situation worse for yourself. [Read More]

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Choosing To Remain Positive

After I was falsely accused of a crime that I didn't commit, I realized that I had two options. I could either feel bad for myself and remain depressed, or I could choose to look for the positive and stay hopeful that my accusations would be overturned in court. It was a difficult decision, but I knew that I would need to stay positive if things were ever going to get better. The results were amazing. The judge and jury could tell that I was confident and genuine in my appeals for their understanding. My lawyer had an easier time proving my case. This blog is all about choosing to stay positive during your court case.

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