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Facing legal trouble after a DWI arrest can be one of the most stressful experiences in your life. Even a single conviction can have long-lasting consequences, but if you have prior DWI convictions, the stakes rise significantly. You may be worried about the potential penalties, how bail will be set, and whether previous convictions will influence new charges.

Facing a DWI conviction is stressful on its own, but when children are involved, the stakes can feel even higher. Courts prioritize the safety and well-being of children when making decisions about custody and parenting time. A DWI conviction may influence how a judge views a parent’s ability to provide a safe and stable environment.

Driving while impaired is most often associated with alcohol, but prescription medications can also significantly affect your ability to operate a vehicle safely. Many people don’t realize that even legally prescribed medications can lead to a DWI arrest if they impair your motor skills, judgment, or reaction time.

Surveillance cameras and body-worn cameras are a common tool for law enforcement. While these technologies can help document events, they aren’t perfect. Poor quality, angle limitations, glitches, or misinterpretations can result in evidence that appears more incriminating than it truly is.

Arrests based solely on anonymous tips present unique challenges in criminal cases. A single unverified tip can't automatically justify a search, seizure, or arrest. However, in practice, these tips sometimes lead to arrests that could be legally questionable.

Divorce is a complicated and emotionally charged process, and one of the most challenging issues couples face is the discovery and division of marital assets. In some cases, one spouse may attempt to hide assets to gain a financial advantage, whether it’s money in undisclosed bank accounts, undervalued property, or business interests.

You have probably heard the word “mediation,” and perhaps you have questions about what it means and what it entails. Perhaps you have an ongoing case before a judge who has ordered mediation, maybe your lawyer mentioned mediation as a possibility, or perhaps you just heard about it from a friend or colleague.

Do you need help with an uncontested divorce? Each month we get several calls about uncontested divorces. People use all sorts of phrases: uncontested divorce, agreed divorce, amicable divorce, friendly divorce, etc.

When you are arrested, everything seems to happen very fast. There are many situations and different circumstances that can lead to an arrest.