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Managing Your Court Case

After I made some poor choices, I was faced with some serious criminal charges that I needed to fight. To put it bluntly, I was completely terrified. I didn't know what I was going to do or how I was going to prove that I was innocent, but I knew that I needed to get started. I began talking to a criminal lawyer, and I started to see the light at the end of the tunnel. The lawyer was able to prove my alibi, and I was able to walk out of court with all of the charges dropped the same day. This blog is all about managing your court case.

DUI? Focus On Mitigating Factors Before You Go To Court

Posted on August 23, 2016

Each day, more than 3200 people are arrested for driving under the influence (DUI). If you have recently been charged with a DUI, or driving under the influence, talk to an attorney, focus on your future, and work your way past this unfortunate event. If you are willing to put some time and effort in, there are some mitigating factors that can contribute to a more favorable outcome for you. [Read More]

Faqs About Receiving Disability With A Felony Conviction

Posted on August 5, 2016

There is no guarantee that you will continue to receive Social Security disability benefits. If you become ineligible, the Social Security Administration (SSA) can deny you benefits. One situation in which your benefits could be impacted is if you become a convicted felon. If you are facing felony criminal charges or have a felony conviction and receive disability, here is what you need to know.  Does a Felony Conviction Automatically Disqualify You? [Read More]

Online Witness Intimidation Can Compound Legal Woes

Posted on May 20, 2016

If your best friend, spouse, or another close relative is in trouble with the law, it's probably only natural to feel a little angry at anyone you think may have contributed to his or her arrest. However, it's best to keep that anger in check, or you might also end up sitting in a jail cell. Prosecutors are highly sensitive to the issue of witness intimidation—and it doesn't take much to cross the line between venting your frustration and committing a crime, especially online. [Read More]

Three Things You Need To Know About Social Media And Criminal Acts

Posted on May 18, 2016

There's a growing trend in the U.S. for people to post everything they do online. Cell phones with cameras are so common that most people don't even hesitate to pull one out to grab a quick shot for a Facebook post. You may even routinely do it yourself, documenting everything from your morning coffee to your trip to the club on Friday night. However, the wrong post could end up costing you in court. [Read More]