If you were arrested under the presumption you had committed a robbery of a small business and you were not involved in the actions you are being charged with, you will undoubtedly want to work at devising a defense plan to clear your name. Theft crime accusations are usually handled with the help of a knowledgeable attorney to come up with a strategy in showing you were not the perpetrator. Here are some tips you can use to help convince a judge and jury that you were arrested unjustly in an attempt to have all charges dropped as a result. [Read More]

Every new college student should know about drugs. Not just why they're bad for you but also some of the surprising ways that they can cause you serious legal and financial trouble. This is what you should know. 1.) It doesn't matter if the drugs aren't yours. Most new college students end up with roommates that they didn't even know prior to the start of the school year. Some of those roommates may use drugs recreationally or habitually—they may even sell them. [Read More]

Unfortunately, about a million and a half people are arrested for drunk driving every year. If you're one of them, the sooner you turn your life around, the better. Before more havoc is wreaked on your life and before a tragedy befalls it, do something. Being proactive about your problem is the only way to solve it. Here are four ways to get you headed in the right direction. Have A Heart-To-Heart With Your Lawyer [Read More]

The court system takes domestic violence charges very seriously, and if you are charged with a domestic violence offense it can drastically change your life. How you react after being charged can make a big difference in how your future will play out, so it is important to think things through and make the right decisions. Take the following steps after being charged with a domestic violence offense: Understand the Consequences [Read More]