The Importance Of Retaining An Assertive And Skilled Traffic Attorney

Driving infractions can happen to the most skilled of drivers. When you are ticketed or fined for offenses like speeding or parking illegally, you may think at first that you can simply pay the fine and get back to your everyday life. However, depending on the infraction, you may have your driver's license and driving privileges taken away. You can fight fines, license suspensions, and revocations by hiring a traffic attorney to represent you. [Read More]

How an Estate Plan Protects Your Young Children

Some people do not feel that creating an estate plan is necessary when they are in their 20s or 30s, so they wait until later in life to make one. If you are in your 20s or 30s, you might have young kids. If so, having an estate plan is essential for their protection. Here is an explanation of how an estate plan protects your kids, along with the top tools you can use for their protection. [Read More]

Failed The Field Sobriety Test? Ways To Fight It In Court

Being arrested for a suspected DUI can be devastating to your finances, your career, and even your long-term independence. After all, most DUI convictions lead to costly fines, a suspension of your license, and sometimes the loss of your job. That's why it's important to fight any DUI charges that you might be facing. Here's a look at what your DUI attorney wants you to know about fighting the charges even if you failed the field sobriety test. [Read More]

How You Could Be Charged With A DWI By Sitting Or Sleeping In Your Parked Car

Lawmakers and law enforcers are coming down harder on drunk drivers. In December, New Jersey became the 34th state to require first-time drunk driving offenders to use an ignition interlock device. If you get caught driving while intoxicated (DWI), you may find yourself facing tougher laws. You could even be charged with DWI while sitting or sleeping in a parked car.  Removing the Fudge Factor  Ignition interlock programs have reduced repeat drunk driving offenses by an impressive 70 percent. [Read More]