Criminal Defense
What is Federal Crime and What is Considered One?
When someone is accused of committing a crime, the legal system determines whether the offense is considered a federal or state crime. But what is
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Criminal Defense
The 3 Strike Rule and Juvenile Offenders: What You Need to Know
The California Three Strikes Law is one of the most well-known and controversial criminal justice policies in the United States. Designed to deter repeat offenders,
Bankruptcy
Life After Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: What to Expect Once Your Plan Is Complete
Completing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan is a significant milestone in regaining financial stability. This process requires commitment and discipline, as you work to pay
Criminal Defense
Juvenile Battery Sentence: What Parents Need to Know
When a minor is charged with a battery offense, it can be an overwhelming and confusing experience for parents. Understanding what a juvenile battery sentence
Criminal Defense
Plea Bargains in Sex Crime Cases: When and Why They May Be an Option
When facing charges in sex crime cases, the legal process can feel overwhelming and complex. For individuals accused of such offenses, understanding the available legal
Criminal Defense
Warrant Recall vs. Turning Yourself In: Which Option Is Better?
If you’re facing an outstanding warrant, you’ve probably wondered, “Do I have a warrant?” and what the best course of action is to resolve it.
Criminal Defense
What Happens If You Violate a Restraining Order?
Restraining orders, also known as protective orders, are legal tools designed to protect individuals from harassment, abuse, or potential harm. What happens if you violate
Bankruptcy
What happens when a company files for bankruptcy? Do debts remain active?
When a company finds itself burdened with overwhelming debts, one option to manage these financial challenges is to file for bankruptcy. This can significantly alter
Resources
White-Collar Crime: What Are Your Rights During the Legal Investigation Process?
White-collar crimes have the particularity of not being violent and are often carried out by people in positions of power or responsibility, such as corporate
Criminal Defense
Understanding Insurance Fraud Crime: Legal Consequences to Consider
An insurance fraud crime is a serious offense that involves deception or misrepresentation to obtain benefits or payouts from an insurance company. It’s an offense