Can I Sue the Person who Accused me of a Crime?
- April 17, 2019
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Criminal Defense Lawyer
Many people who are accused of crimes want to know whether they can file a lawsuit against the person who accused them. Being accused of a crime is incredibly damaging to someone’s life, even if in the end they are acquitted, or the c... Read MoreWhat do I need to know about alimony before I get divorced?
- February 15, 2019
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Spousal Support Attorney
If you’re headed for divorce, the court may include alimony payments (also known as “spousal support” or “maintenance”) in the divorce decree. The determination of whether you will be the one obligated to make the payments or your sp... Read MoreHow to Get a Warrant Removed
- February 7, 2019
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There is a certain type of discomfort that comes with knowing that your freedom is on the line and at any moment it can be taken away from you. An arrest warrant allows for any law enforcement officer to take you into custody when the... Read MoreMoving with Your Children After Divorce
- January 22, 2019
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The transition after a divorce can be difficult for both the parents and children to adjust to. Regardless of how old your children are, they are likely to experience a range of emotions about things being different from what they have always ... Read MoreWhat Are the Steps in a Criminal Trial?
- January 21, 2019
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A criminal trial has many parts. Here is a brief overview of the steps of a criminal trial: Jury selection The first thing that happens in a criminal trial is that a jury is selected to hear the case. A pool of jurors is...
Read MoreHow Does a Judge Decide My Sentence?
- January 19, 2019
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If you’ve been convicted of a crime, you might be wondering how it is that the judge will decide your sentence. A judge has to consider many factors in weighing what sentence to impose upon a defendant who comes before them. Here are ... Read MoreHow to choose a court reporter for a criminal case
- January 18, 2019
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You may ask yourself, are all court reporters the same? Are all court reporter services the same? The answer to both questions is a firm no. In researching different service companies, it becomes evident that there are quite a few to ... Read MoreWhy might I not need a living trust?
- January 17, 2019
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Child Support Lawyer
Each day, a lawyer receives questions by people who are wondering whether or not they should have a living trust, or if it's more practical to create a will. As a trust lawyer, the common answer is "It depends." Some people should choose... Read MoreThe Many Ways that Divorce May Be Prolonged
- January 16, 2019
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Family Law Lawyer
Once divorce has finally begun, it is likely that each spouse cannot wait for the entire process to be over. Divorce can be heartaching, grueling and last much longer than most spouses would prefer. If many couples could have it, divorce wo... Read MoreThe Many Factors of Child Custody Battles
- January 15, 2019
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Custody Child Attorneys
When the court is deciding which parent is awarded child custody, there are several factors that weigh into the outcome. In general, a judge wants to place the child with the parent that has his or her best interest at heart, and wher... Read MoreRevoked probation
- January 12, 2019
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For many, being on probation is just as bad as jail time. Feeling like you are under a microscope and constantly have to look over a shoulder, almost any little thing may cause you to violate the terms of your probation. It is importa... Read MoreWhat is Jury Nullification?
- December 23, 2018
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One state has defined “[j]ury nullification [a]s the power to dispense mercy by nullifying the law and returning a verdict less than that required by the evidence.” People v. St. Cyr, 129 Mich.App. 471, 473-474, 341 N.W.2d 533 (1983).... Read MoreWhat Happens if a Contract Falls Through?
- November 17, 2018
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In the most ideal world, agreements would be made and both parties would be happy with their choice. Ideally, no disputes would come up and each party would benefit from the contract to the fullest extent. If you are in need of legal services... Read MoreDriving on a Suspended License: Is Lack of Notice of a Suspension a Defense?
- November 13, 2014
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One cannot be convicted of Driving on a Suspended License or Driving Without a Valid license if he didn't know his license was suspended. The controlling cases are Bibb v. Commonwealth, 212 Va. 249, 249-50 (1971) (for Driving on Suspended cases) and Read More
Can an employee sue for damages if an employer pays wages late?
- September 8, 2014
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Yes, according to a recent Court of Federal Claims decision that expands Federal wage and hour law to include a timeliness-of-pay requirement. The case involves a class action by federal employees forced to work during the shutdown (such as prison wardens and border patrol officers) who were not pa...
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