Ankle Monitor for Alcohol
SCRAM Ankle Bracelets vs. Jail for DUI SCRAM (Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitoring) electronic ankle bracelets have been an effective way to monitor people under house arrest and are now…
Obstruction of Highway Charges in Texas
Obstruction of Highway Charges vs. Texas DWI Navigating the criminal court system in Texas can be difficult, especially if you are facing a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge. One possible…
Top 10 Best Dallas Car Accident Lawyers
Best Car Accident Attorneys in Dallas Dallas is one of the most dangerous cities to drive in the US, with an alarming rate of fatalities compared to other cities in…
What is Intoxilyzer 9000?
Intoxilyzer 9000: Controversial Breathalyzer Used to Determine DUI The Intoxilyzer 9000 has become a controversial tool for determining levels of intoxication for those arrested for driving under the influence (DUI)….
Aggravated Assault in NJ
New Jersey Aggravated Assault Charges Aggravated assault charges don’t always stem from violent or dangerous altercations. Most people think of aggravated assault as an act of violence or aggression threatening…
Are Brass Knuckles and Switchblades Illegal in NJ
Possession of Switchblades, Daggers, Stilettos, Billy Clubs, Blackjacks and Brass Knuckles -Illegal in New Jersey A New Jersey statute prohibits an individual from “knowingly” possessing certain weapons, including a gravity…
Wrongful Termination
What is Wrongful Termination? One common question people have for employment lawyers is whether they were wrongfully terminated and have a legitimate case against their employers. Employment laws vary from…
Four Keys for Plaintiffs Being Prepared For Depositions
How to Prepare for a Civil Deposition If you have been injured or suffered through the wrongful death of a family member, one of the more stressful events you think…
What is Supervised Release?
Supervised Release vs. Probation vs. Parole Supervised release is a period during which a person is required to serve under the supervision of a probation officer after completing a prison…
Difference between Blackmail vs Extortion
Extortion vs. Blackmail – What’s the Difference? Blackmail and extortion are criminal offenses involving threats to gain something of value from another person. However, there are some critical differences between…
Constructive Possession of Drugs
What is Constructive Possession of Drugs? Constructive possession of drugs is a legal concept that applies to cases where a person is charged with possessing drugs that are not physically…
Jurisdiction and Venue in Lawsuits
Are Jurisdiction and Venue Important When Filing A Lawsuit? The jurisdiction and venue clause is one that many businesses skip over – most often because no one wants to think…
Help! Should I be a PLLC?
PLLC vs. LLC If you own a professional services organization, you may have heard that you should structure your company as a PLLC. You are probably also wondering what a…
Trying to Decide Whether to be Taxed as an S-Corp?
Help! Should I Be An S-Corp? Without fail, at least twice a week, a panicked business owner reaches out to me, concerned that they were set up as a limited…
What is Indemnification?
Indemnification Explained Indemnification is a legal term for compensating someone for a loss or damage they have suffered. In the context of contracts and legal agreements, indemnification clauses are used…
Secrets of Avoiding a DUI Conviction
Things to Remember to Avoid a DUI Conviction Driving under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicants that impair your ability is a violation of law in all 50 states…
DUI Emergency Shortcuts
DUI Emergency in Georgia The fact is, more people go to jail for DUI than for any other crime! You can lose your driver’s license for as long as five…
Georgia Form DS-1205
What is a DUI DS 1205 form in Georgia? As of July 1, 2017, in Georgia, if you are issued a DDS 1205, you can waive the appeal of the…
Fourth DUI Offense in Georgia
Georgia 4th DUI & Felony DUI You face severe consequences if convicted of a fourth DUI offense in Georgia. The state of Georgia has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes…
Georgia Implied Consent
Implied Consent in Georgia You have been arrested for DUI and haven’t been officially tested yet. You will receive an important warning from the officer who just arrested you. He…
How to Prove You Are the Better Parent in Court
Proving You Are the Better Parent in a Custody Case The parental battle for custody of children is often a difficult and complex process that can become especially heated during…
Things to Ask for in a Divorce Settlement
What Should I Ask for in a Divorce Settlement? It is essential to ensure you get what you need and deserve in the divorce settlement. Knowing what to ask for…
Can you Get a Prenup After Marriage?
Postnuptial Agreements For many couples, entering into a marital or prenuptial agreement (prenup) is often considered unromantic. Yes, it is possible to get a prenuptial agreement after you are married….
Grounds for Divorce New York
NY Grounds for Divorce Divorce is a complex process that can be incredibly complicated and emotionally draining. Every state has laws regarding the grounds for divorce, and New York is…
How Long Does a Divorce Take in NY?
Divorce is a tough decision, and the process can be an emotional and financial burden. But how long does it take to get divorced in New York? To answer this…
Can Cops pull you over for Driving Late at Night?
The right to safely travel on the roads is essential to our everyday lives. However, many people have experienced the fear of being pulled over by a police officer while…
What You Need to Know Before Starting a Business
Here’s How to Start a Business – LLC, Corp, or Sole Proprietor As an aspiring business owner, it is essential to understand the fundamentals of business law. Starting a business…
Amending a Limited Liability Company Agreement
Amendments to an LLC Operating Agreement When forming a limited liability company (LLC), it is essential to prepare an agreement that clearly defines the rights and responsibilities of all involved…
Online Solicitation of a Minor in Texas
Texas Online Solicitation of a Minor Online solicitation of a minor (§ 33.021) is a severe offense in Texas. It involves an offender communicating with a minor online to engage…
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act – What is it? The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act was passed in 1975 to protect the buyers of any product costing $25 or more and has a…