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Loved One Arrested? What You Should Know About Posting Bail

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Loved One Arrested? What You Should Know About Posting Bail

One night I was sitting at home relaxing when my husband called me from jail. He told me he had been arrested and asked me to post bail. I had no idea how bail worked. I didn't know if I should do it, what it would cost or how to go about doing it. I created this website because I know that others may find themselves in the position that I once found myself in. I hope my information helps you make a decision on whether or not to post bail, and teaches you what to expect should you do so.

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Who's Responsible For An Accident Caused By A Police Chase?
23 November 2020

Sometimes police officers have to employ high-risk …

How To Discipline Your Child During A Custody Battle
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The Art Of Not Talking With The Police
28 September 2020

Any criminal defense lawyer will tell you that one …

Don't Underestimate The Life Changes A DUI Conviction Can Cause
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Dealing With Probate In Few Simple Steps
27 July 2020

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Who’s Responsible For An Accident Caused By A Police Chase?

23 November 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Sometimes police officers have to employ high-risk strategies to catch criminals, which includes engaging in vehicle chases. Unfortunately, it's not unusual for accidents to occur that injure innocent bystanders. When this happens, who can be held responsible for compensating those victims for the damages and injuries they sustain? The Suspect Being Chased All drivers owe a duty of care to use the roadways in a safe and responsible manner. Thus, a criminal who speeds and drives recklessly to get away from police can be said to negligent in his or her duty to the public. Read More 

How To Discipline Your Child During A Custody Battle

27 October 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

When you are going through a divorce, life doesn't end up being put on hold while you wait for your divorce to be completed. For example, if your child is misbehaving, you may need to take disciplinary actions for your child's own good. However, parents will sometimes use attempts at discipline against the other parent during custody battles. If this is the case, a family lawyer may help you make a " Read More 

The Art Of Not Talking With The Police

28 September 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Any criminal defense lawyer will tell you that one of the cornerstones of the American legal system is your right to remain silent when questioned by the police. However, cops are very skilled at shooting the breeze with folks and making loaded questions seem safe to answer. There's an art to not talking with the police, and here are four ways you can master it. Know Your Rights If the police are just poking around and asking questions, you have every right to not answer them. Read More 

Don’t Underestimate The Life Changes A DUI Conviction Can Cause

24 August 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Some individuals minimize the seriousness of DWI convictions. This is in part due to a wide acceptance of responsible alcohol consumption and making low-risk choices. The viewpoint of the seriousness of DWIs or lack thereof may also be related to some individuals' stereotypical views of what counts as an alcohol problem.  You may assume that a DWI conviction that does not involve complex and serious circumstances such as property loss, bodily injury, or death cannot cause long-lasting issues in life. Read More 

Dealing With Probate In Few Simple Steps

27 July 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Probate has lately gotten a bad reputation and may have some trying to avoid it like the plague. Probate is not the villain some make it out to be and most estate beneficiaries are not able to avoid it entirely. To find out more about probate and how to get through it in a few simple steps, read on. Locate, Read, and File the Will in Probate Court Start the process by finding the last will and testament of the deceased. Read More