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What happens if you get a 2nd DUI while on probation for the 1st?
Courts cast a punitive look on any DUI charge. Getting a 2nd DUI while dealing with the 1st DUI will most likely cause the judge to condemn you greatly. A 2nd DUI will affect your probation and your new case. Protecting yourself is important here because you could face multiple penalties on all the charges….
Alabama Personal Injury Case Guide
Each state has its own take on road safety, vehicle insurance, personal injury liability, and who is at fault and for what when it comes to an accident. Let’s go over how Alabama deals with these questions. What do personal injury lawyers do? A personal injury lawyer works to provide their client(s) with the required…
Social Media and Divorce: Things to avoid
What you post online before, during, and after a divorce can come back and bite you. Divorce is stressful. It’s complicated. And, it can throw your world into a spin. But, you’ll get through it and you’ll be stronger on the other side. Still, it’s important to keep an eye out on what you post….
Is your spouse hiding assets? Alabama Divorce Lawyer
Spouses cite money as one of the most important factors causing divorce. It’s no surprise then that during a divorce things get heated when money, assets, and their division comes into question. Unfortunately, some spouses try to hide assets before or during the proceedings. This is so that they don’t have to let go of…
Don’t make this mistake after a car accident
“I forgot to take pictures.” Even the best car accident lawyers don’t like hearing those words. The moments right after an accident can be difficult to process. Even during a fender-bender, you might get a feeling of shell shock and confusion. It’s also possible that you can have an injury and not even know about….
Accused of causing an accident? Alabama Car Accident Lawyer
Accused Of Causing A Crash? What happens if you’ve been accused of causing an accident? Whether directly accused at the accident scene or in the days or weeks after it occurred? If you or a loved one have been accused of causing an accident, your number one question is how can you fight this. Well,…
What is a ‘No Contact Order’ in Alabama?
What is a ‘No Contact Order’ in Alabama? No Contact Orders are legal instructions ordered by a judge to a person. As the name suggests they are orders that a person not contact, communicate, or interact with someone. These orders might be given due to an altercation between people (like a couple) or for higher-level…
Adultery and Divorce
Adultery and Divorce – Randolph County Divorce Attorney Divorce is difficult to talk about. Although it’s a legal process we all know it’s also an emotional and confusing process too. Sorting out everything to do with a marriage while facing stress and high stakes is not easy. These are tricky subjects to navigate including asset…
How does Alabama Divide Assets During a Divorce?
Divorce is not something that people like to consider when going into a marriage. Spending so many years together and then deciding to break apart the pact is one of the hardest things people can go through in their lives. Each divorce can be considered unique as it is a unique couple looking to separate….
Low Settlement Offer? Here’s What To Do.
Personal Injury Attorney serving Clay, Calhoun, Cleburne, Talladega, and Randolph Counties A question our clients always ask deals with how they should proceed after receiving a lower-than-expected offer from an insurance company. In fact, it’s one of the reasons so many people seek out personal injury attorneys. Negotiating with insurance companies is one of the…
Are Breathalyzers Foolproof?
Are Breathalyzers Foolproof? Breathalyzer and DUI are terms that go hand in hand. Many people hear “DUI” and immediately think of a Breathalyzer. This is understandable as every state has adopted some form of this roadside test for drivers pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence. Many drivers though are in fact charged…
DUI in Alabama. FAQ
Have you been charged with a DUI? DUI charges in Alabama can have significant legal consequences as well as other consequences for a person’s quality of life. Jail time, fines, probation, counseling, and community service might be some of the repercussions of a DUI conviction. DUI’s can also affect a person’s job, employment prospects, and…
Consequences of a Domestic Violence Charge in Alabama
Consequences of a Domestic Violence Charge in Alabama One of the most difficult aspects of handling criminal cases is dealing with preconceptions and public bias. A person hears the word “burglar” and immediately associates it with emotions of disgust and disdain. It’s only natural of course to have an idea in your head after you…
The Benefits of Hiring a Law Firm for your Car Accident Injury Claim
The Benefits of Hiring a Law Firm for your Car Accident Injury Claim Hiring a law firm for your car accident injury claim can be beneficial because an experienced attorney knows the ins and outs of these cases and will look out for your rights. After getting into a car accident, big or small, insurance…
Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident?
Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident? Wondering who is at fault in a car accident in the state of Alabama? Unlike some states, Alabama is an “at-fault” state when it comes to determining who was at fault in the event of a car accident. In short, this means the person responsible for the…
What Is a Power of Attorney & Why Would I Need It?
What Is a Power of Attorney & Why Would I Need It? Almost everyone will need a power of attorney at some point in their lives. A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you to name a person or an organization to manage your assets in the event that you’re unable…
Divorce for Adultery and Incompatibility in Alabama
Divorce for Adultery and Incompatibility in Alabama Sometimes, spouses can no longer live together, remain as a couple, and stay married. Whatever the reason, if this is the case for you and your spouse, you need to file for a divorce. Continue reading to learn more about Divorce for Adultery and Incompatibility in the State…
The Most Common Criminal Law Charges and How To Avoid Them
The Most Common Criminal Law Charges and How To Avoid Them According to the latest statistics made available by the FBI, across the U.S., a property crime is committed every 4.1 seconds and a violent crime every 24.6 seconds. These are shocking statistics. Although, there are a number of things you can do to minimize…
Fault Based Grounds of Divorce
Fault Based Grounds of Divorce In Alabama, couples that have decided to file for divorce have the option to file for either a fault-based divorce or a no-fault divorce. A no-fault divorce relates to on irreconcilable differences. While a fault-based divorce is more complicated as it’s based on a spouse’s misconduct in the marriage. Typically,…