Seeking Great Representation

• The Numbers Game: Setting Bail By Algorithms

  22 February 2017

  Will you show up for your court date? This is the question that a judge must weigh when deciding on the possibility and amount of bail. If you are the one behind bars, this decision makes all the difference in the world, since it will be a lot more difficult to work to clear your name from a jail cell. Bail allows for the payment of money or property in exchange for your promise to appear in court on the assigned date and to not break any laws while you are free.

• What If an Arresting Officer Makes False Claims in a Police Report?

  17 February 2017

  Depending on the details of your criminal case, it could come down to your word versus a police officer. Unfortunately, there have been documented instances in which police officers have falsified reports and given false statements. If an officer has falsified a report in your case, here is what you need to know.   Can an Officer Give a False Statement? Legally, an officer cannot give a false statement about events that occurred to the court or in his or her report.

• 2 Reasons Why You Should Hire A Probate Attorney

  17 February 2017

  When dealing with the estate and all other assets of a deceased loved one, there is likely going to be a lot that you need to sort through and figure out. This process can quickly become overwhelming, and you may feel like you have no idea what you are doing. If this is the case, then you will be comforted to know that you can hire a probate attorney to help you during this process.

• 3 Reasons Why Some Drivers Can Be Mistakenly Accused Of Driving While Intoxicated

  16 February 2017

  After a long week at work, most people can look forward to a relaxing weekend at home. On the other hand, there are times that it is simply best to pull over and rest up so that you can make a safe trip. Police officers are trained to look for the telltale signs of drunk driving, which can include swerving, drifting, and delayed motor skills. As it were, taking non-prescription cold medicines and general exhaustion can also lead drivers to behave in a manner that is quite similar to those who are intoxicated while behind the wheel.

• Pleasant Partings: A Better Divorce

  15 February 2017

  If you are beginning to think about divorce, you should know that how it turns out is not up to your attorneys and the judge, but to you two. There is much you can do to assure that this process unfolds in a fair and less acrimonious manner, for both of you and your children. Practicing these key behaviors below can bestow you with the power to turn this negative action into a positive experience.