Arkansas Gun Laws
Gun Law in Arkansas As widely interpreted, the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution allows citizens to “keep arms.” Even with that type of protection for gun owners, individual states…
Arizona Marijuana Laws
Marijuana Laws In Arizona In the past, an arrest for marijuana possession would require the help of an attorney from a criminal defense law firm. However, due to the increasing…
Arizona Felony
Felony Classifications in Arizona Arizona divides crimes into two categories: felonies and misdemeanors. These classifications have the greatest impact on the type of punishment or punishments that will be administered….
Arizona Labor Laws
Labor Laws in Arizona If you live and work in Arizona, it is important to understand your rights as an employee. Arizona’s labor laws provide a set of rules which…
Arizona DUI Laws
DUI in Arizona – Law, Penalty, and Defense After an individual has been arrested he or she only has fifteen days to request an MVD hearing that will defend his…
Arizona Divorce Laws
Arizona Divorce Before a divorce case can be brought to court certain requirements must be fulfilled. Arizona law states that the proper residency requirements need to be filled for the…
Arizona Misdemeanors
Understanding Arizona Misdemeanor Classes When it comes to crime, there are generally different levels of charges you hear about. Most of the time, we hear the words, felony, and misdemeanor,…
Alaska Expungement
In the state of Alaska when an expungement is granted it does not mean that the prior criminal conviction is destroyed; it is simply erased from public viewing. Expungement refers…
Arizona Expungement
Expungement in Arizona Expungement is the process of clearing a criminal record you may have. Both felony and misdemeanor r convictions can be cleared through expungement. The Federal Government allows…
Arizona Bankruptcy Laws
Arizona Bankruptcy Bankruptcy filing has different variations that leave individuals subject to exemption laws and filing necessities. Filing for bankruptcy in the state of Arizona is similar to filing for…
Arizona Gun Laws
Arizona Gun Laws Just like Alaska, Arizona has massive levels of firearms acceptance of firearms as a state’s culture. Over 40% of households in Arizona hold at least one gun….
Alaska Felony
In the state of Alaska most felonies have an A, B, or C classification with the exclusion of specific serious crimes. Each crime is categorized by the seriousness and circumstances…
Alaska Lemon Laws
Alaska Lemon Laws Details Nobody wakes up declaring, “This is the day I’m going to buy a useless car.” The truth remains that only a very small amount of cars…
Alaska Marijuana Laws
Marijuana Laws in Alaska Residents of Alaska who are 21 years and older can now legally possess up to one ounce of marijuana outside of their homes and have the…
Alaska Labor Laws
Alaska Labor Law Breaks Regarding rest periods for employees above the age of 18, Alaska falls back on federal law. If an employer decides to offer a break, it must…
Alaska DUI Laws
Alaska DUI Law Details We all know we’re not supposed to drink and drive. However, there are those occasions when having a few beers or couple of glasses of wine…
Alaska Divorce Laws
Alaska Divorce In Alaska, the residency requirements stipulate which Superior Court will be in charge of the divorce case. Residency requirements are met by most individuals and only possess a…
Alaska Bankruptcy Laws
The United States has different forms of bankruptcy laws for both federal purposes and state purposes. When filing for bankruptcy these differences come into play. In the terms of a…
Alaska Gun Laws
Gun Laws in Alaska According to many firearm consumers, Alaska is one of the best states in the United States for responsible firearm operators. They have basic federal laws related…
Alabama Lemon Laws
Lemon Law in Alabama The Alabama Lemon Law provides consumers with protection against malfunctioning vehicles. If, during the Lemon Law coverage period, a consumer detects a nonconforming condition in their…
Alabama Felony
In the state of Alabama there are three felony classes: Class A, Class B, and Class C. Class A Felonies These are the highest felon convictions received in the state…
Alabama Expungement
Expungement Alabama Basics Expungement is the legal elimination of an individual’s criminal record. The record will subsequently be erased. This can include striking out, obliterating, or destroying records. Each state…
Alabama Marijuana Laws
Each state has different laws in regards to marijuana possession, trafficking, and sale. Some states allow the possession of marijuana for medical purposes while others do not. Alabama does not…
Alabama Labor Laws
Alabama Maternity Leave By federal law Alabama allows new mothers to take twelve weeks of unpaid maternity leave without the risk of losing a job. Maternity leave protects a woman’s…
Alabama DUI Laws
DUI Laws in Alabama Stuff happens. Although we’ve all used that excuse at one time or another, it’s not a legitimate legal defense especially when is comes to DUI laws….
Alabama Divorce Laws
Divorce in Alabama Those looking to file for divorce in the state of Alabama must first make sure that they have all the necessary court information. Some divorce cases are…
Alabama Bankruptcy Laws
Alabama Bankruptcy Laws offer a range of options for individuals and businesses looking for relief from overwhelming debt. As with all states, Alabama has its own particular set of laws…
Alabama Gun Laws
In the state of Alabama the sale, giving, lending, or delivering of a handgun to any person under the age of eighteen, any person who has been convicted of a…
Florida Misdemeanors
There are two criminal classifications in the state of Florida: misdemeanor and felony. Most often a felony is defined as a crime to be punished by death or more than…
Florida Felony
Felony Classifications in Florida Florida, like any other state, has two types of crimes: felonies and misdemeanors. A felony is defined as a crime punishable by more than one year…