Why You Need a Lawyer to Reinstate Your Driver’s License

Do you drive to work each day with a suspended driver's license because you need the income for your living expenses? Each time that you drive to work, you are taking the risk of getting pulled over by a police officer and facing time behind bars. What many drivers who are in such a situation do not understand is that getting a license suspended is not irreversible. For example, the words of the police officer that you pulled you over at the time of your alleged offense do not have to be the absolute truth. Read More 

Taking Care Of Traffic Tickets: What To Know

Even though many consider a traffic ticket to be very unimportant in the wider scheme of things, those who are ticketed should take the ticket and the consequences very seriously. Read on for some tips on handling a traffic ticket that will help keep you out of trouble and spend a lot less money. You May Not Want to Fight It Read your ticket very carefully (including the very small print on the back). Read More 

3 Instances When You Need A Lawyer For Your Assault Case

Most people hardly think that physical violence will be part of their day when they leave the house for their daily errands. However, some situations can come up when you're not careful and tempers flare, leading to physical confrontations. Sometimes, you become the victim of criminal activity. Either way, you need to know what to do when arrested over assault charges or when you need to bring charges against someone for assault. Read More 

Domestic Violence: What It Is And Possible Case Outcomes

Domestic violence is a huge problem today. Statistically, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience some form of abuse from their partner. Furthermore, domestic violence cases account for about 15% of all violent crime cases in the United States. Leaving an abusive relationship or marriage can be very difficult, but there are resources for you to reach out to in your time of need.  What Is Domestic Violence? Read More 

Charged With a Crime? What to Know About Self-Defense

The law allows people to defend themselves when they have been attacked. However, using self-defense as an excuse when facing criminal charges is another matter. To find out more about this defense tactic, read on. Defending Yourself From Criminal Charges Many people never think about what they would do in a dangerous situation until the time comes and they must take action. Unfortunately, those who take action might find out that they now have to defend themselves a second time. Read More