Proving My Side Of The Story

Posted on: 7 December 2021

At some point, you may face complex situations that require you to navigate legalities. It may be because of a family disagreement, a business deal gone wrong, or a personal injury. Such problems can be difficult to deal with without legal guidance. To make sure you understand your options and get the best outcome possible, you'll need a local attorney. These attorneys understand the ins and outs of the law in your state or region and can provide you with advice specific to your situation.
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Posted on: 7 May 2021

If you get involved in a domestic dispute, there are a number of different charges that you can receive. Each one carries a different set of consequences, so how you approach each one is different. Obstructing a Police Officer Obstructing a police officer or obstruction of justice is a common charge from a domestic dispute. The charge isn't actually about the dispute itself but how you interacted with the police officer.
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Posted on: 7 May 2021

When you get a traffic ticket, you have the option to mail in a guilty plea with a payment for the fine or go to court. Whether this is a good idea depends on the consequences of the ticket you received. Fine Only Some tickets only have a fine. They don't affect your insurance or add points to your license. Once you pay the full amount of the fine, the ticket will never affect you again.
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Posted on: 23 December 2020

When discussing problems with clients, it's common for an attorney to use the term "criminal exposure." This can seem a little odd of a term to use, especially if you don't believe you're the subject of an investigation. However, there are several reasons why a criminal law attorney may use the term so let's look at what it means and how it might apply to different situations. Definition Criminal exposure doesn't have a strict legal definition.
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