Learning Your Way Around A Courtroom

Posted on: 2 July 2021
Driving privileges can disappear in an instant. One of the main punishments for those charged with driving under the influence (DUI) is to take away the right to drive legally. That usually happens right after the arrest—even before the defendant is convicted. Getting that license back is of prime importance. To find out what could happen to your driver's license after a DUI arrest, read on. Suspensions and Revocations: What to Know
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Posted on: 19 March 2021
You may wonder why you are facing criminal charges for a crime you did not commit. While you may have planned to commit a crime or been part of a plan, you may not have actually followed through. This guide describes some of the things you need to know about facing charges of conspiracy in criminal court. What Is a Conspiracy? Conspiracy charges are typically linked to a crime that may or may not have actually taken place.
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Posted on: 23 November 2020
Record expungement should make your record inaccessible to those searching your criminal history. However, expungement doesn't always get rid of every trace, and it's possible that your record could show up in some sort of search. Sometimes you can't do much about it, but other times you can. If you're about to apply for something, such as a job or an apartment, you need to know what to do to ensure your background searches come up as clean as possible.
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Posted on: 22 July 2020
Do you need to get a divorce, but worried about how much it is going to cost you? You likely want to know the factors that will determine the final cost of your divorce so that you know what to expect.  The Willingness To Work Together There are many factors that go into what a divorce will cost, but the main thing to think about is how willing you are to work with your spouse.
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