When You Can Appeal A Criminal Conviction or Civil Case…
And What Happens If You Miss the Deadline? In most criminal and civil cases, there are many court orders issued. These are “interlocutory” (temporary) orders
Blog
Blog
And What Happens If You Miss the Deadline? In most criminal and civil cases, there are many court orders issued. These are “interlocutory” (temporary) orders
In many homes across America today, a grandparent (or third party) is the one raising a child or children of the biological parents. This may
Searches of Your Home and Suppression of Illegally Obtained Evidence Every citizen is protected from unlawful searches and seizures of his or her person or
Depositions are a way of gathering information about a case that actually involves your active participation with the attorneys. Most other forms of discovery are
This blog discusses the considerations in the division of a farm as part of the marital estate and how same may be valued in a
What You Need to Know About the Crime of Criminal Recklessness! Normally, incidents ranging from an auto accident to throwing a rock and hurting someone
When the divorce process is started, the first steps often deal with child issues-custody, parenting time, and child support – if applicable. The next steps
The Impact Upon Children in a High Conflict Custody Case This blog discusses the importance of trying to resolve disputes in high conflict custody cases
The Tax Man Cometh – And He Taketh Away: Good or Bad? In most divorce cases, there are tax considerations, such a dependent exemptions. This
Sometimes litigants are shocked and upset by a final order of a trial court in civil litigation and want to stay or “stop” it pending
Proven and experienced attorneys successfully advocating and resolving complex cases for over 25 years