Georgia Gun Laws
Gun Laws in Georgia Georgia is described as a “shall issue” state when it comes to carrying a firearm. This means that carrying a concealed weapon requires a permit, but…
Georgia Felony
A felony is more serious offense than misdemeanor, and it can carry very serious penalties. Felony charges include criminal charges such as aggravated drug charges, assault, sexual assault, armed robbery,…
Delaware Expungement
Expungement in Delaware The Delaware Expungement Process can provide individuals with a fresh start and the opportunity to move on from their past mistakes. The expungement process, which is governed…
Delaware Misdemeanors
Misdemeanors in Delaware Misdemeanors are defined as any committed crime that is less serious than a felony. Being accused of a crime will result in a trial with the Justice…
Connecticut Lemon Laws
Over the years, there have been plenty of words in the English language that have taken on more than one meaning. Such is the case with “lemon.” This word can…
Colorado Lemon Laws
Lemon Laws in Colorado As a nation of consumers, we have come to expect a level of performance standards with regard to all the items we purchase. In other words,…
California Lemon Laws
California Lemon Law Details There is a long standing tradition in Hollywood to give credit to everyone associated with the making of a movie or TV show. From the stars,…
Arkansas Lemon Laws
Lemon Law in Arkansas The state of Arkansas states laws in regard to lemon vehicles. These vehicles are those that have defects that alter the market value of the motor…
Florida Lemon Laws
Lemon Laws in Florida In a state known for growing lemons, Florida Lemon Laws are actually meant to protect car buyers and not citrus farmers. The farmers have their own…
Texas Lemon Laws
Lemon Laws in Texas In order for a car to qualify as a lemon under TEXAS lemon laws, the car must have a substantial defect that occurred within a certain…
Delaware Lemon Laws
Lemon Law in Delaware Delaware has lemon law that is similar to those of other states. The lemon law is also known as he Magnuson-Moss Act and requires manufacturers to…
Delaware Marijuana Laws
When it comes to enacting strict marijuana laws, size doesn’t matter. One of our smaller states, Delaware, actually has some of the harshest marijuana laws on the books. Part of…
Delaware Labor Laws
Employment & Labor Laws in Delaware Under Delaware law, employers with four or more employees cannot discriminate against their workers on the basis of race, marital status, genetic information, color,…
Delaware DUI Laws
Delaware DUI Prosecution Driving under the influence charges can be prosecuted in two different ways in Delaware. The first form of prosecution is called per se law. Per se law…
Delaware Divorce Laws
Divorce Laws in Delaware If you reside in Delaware and would like to file for a divorce, you must demonstrate that your marriage is ‘irretrievably broken’. This essentially means that…
Delaware Bankruptcy Laws
How to File Bankruptcy in Delaware Filing for bankruptcy in the state of Delaware can be a difficult process when doing it alone, but with the help of lawyers and…
Delaware Gun Laws
Gun Laws in Delaware In Delaware, prospective purchasers of handguns and non-shotgun long guns must be of legal age (21 and over), possess valid state identification, and successfully pass a…
Delaware Felony
Felony in Delaware The felonies of Delaware are broken into different class categories ranging for A to G. The highest of felonies is the Class A Felony. Class A Felonies…
DC Marijuana Laws
D.C. Laws Regarding Marijuana All fifty states have different laws in relation to what is considered illegal in terms of marijuana possession. The District of Columbia allows the possession of…
Washington DC Labor Laws
DC Employment Wages Despite the District of Columbia not being a state, it still has many “state” laws that it uses outside of federal laws. Some of these laws include…
Washington DC DUI Laws
District of Columbia law identifies a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent and up to make a DUI arrest. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent marks an individual as…
Washington D.C. Divorce Laws
DC Divorce Laws Going through a divorce can be one of the toughest and most emotional experiences in a person’s life, and the process can be even more overwhelming when…
Connecticut Expungement
Expungement in Connecticut In Connecticut, expungement is the process by which previous criminal records are erased and destroyed. These records are erased through the operation of law and a retention…
Connecticut Misdemeanors
In the state of Connecticut, felonies and misdemeanors are classified alphabetically. In the case of felonies, these classifications are typically denoted by the number of years served in prison. A…
Connecticut Marijuana Laws
Connecticut Laws regarding Marijuana Unlike various other states, the state of Connecticut does not allow any legal form of possession, whether medical or not. However according to recent politics, marijuana…
Connecticut Labor Laws
Connecticut Labor Law Breaks Non-exempt personnel who put in at least 7.5 hours will receive 30 minutes. Employers are only excused from this obligation under these circumstances: Compliance puts public…
Connecticut DUI Laws
DUI Laws in Connecticut If you have been charged with a DUI (driving under the influence) in Connecticut, having an experienced attorney in the process of minimizing the consequences and…
Connecticut Divorce Laws
Divorce Laws in Connecticut The state of Connecticut requires that all those petitioning for divorce be Connecticut residents for a minimum of twelve months prior to filing. If not all…
Connecticut Bankruptcy Laws
How to File Bankruptcy in Connecticut More often then not many bankruptcy cases are filed though the Internet. Online filing makes the process more organized and can speed the entirety…
Connecticut Gun Laws
Gun Laws in Connecticut Ownership of firearms in Connecticut is governed by the Department of Public Safety’s Special Licensing and Firearms Unit. There are two different sets of regulations for…