Being accused of a crime is a serious matter because a criminal record will follow you around for the rest of your life unless you can have it sealed or erased at some point. It may affect your ability to get a job, you might lose your driver's license, and a criminal record could affect child custody and visitation. Also, if you have a criminal record, you may get harsher punishments for future crimes you commit. [Read More]

When a car accident has left you or a loved one with a brain injury, this type of injury can often be more complicated. It's vital that you know the extent of the damages before you file a personal injury claim, but that can more difficult when you are dealing with a head injury. Read on to learn more about how brain injuries require more attention when seeking personal injury compensation. [Read More]

Going through a divorce without an attorney is never a good idea. Whether the case proceeds to court or not, having a divorce lawyer who can offer you legal advice on various issues is very important; the divorce process may have a number of surprises for those who are unfamiliar with it. In contrast, your attorney will have a thorough knowledge of the divorce process.  When you retain a divorce attorney, you're not just picking someone to offer you legal advice; you're choosing the person who will represent you if the case goes to trial. [Read More]

If you get charged with driving under the influence, also known as a DUI, then you have a lot to think about. One issue that is easy to overlook when facing DUI charges is the effect that a conviction will have on your insurance coverage. The following article takes a closer look at some of the key aspects of this important matter. Tell Insurer In most cases, your insurer will run a check when your policy is up for renewal and discover your DUI conviction. [Read More]