If law enforcement stops you on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, the next step may be a breath test to determine your blood alcohol content level. A defense strategy will include an investigation into the machine used for that breath test. Machine...
Year: 2021
Reviewing the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
When you file for bankruptcy, you may qualify for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Each "chapter" has its own requirements and process for relieving debt you cannot repay. Understanding the important differences between these chapters can help you decide whether...
What are the most overlooked symptoms of a TBI?
In many ways, surviving an accident is just one step toward the overall process of recovering from an accident. Whether you were in a vehicle accident or you slipped and fell at the grocery store, your injury could include a traumatic brain injury (TBI). While you may...
What steps should you take after a motor vehicle accident?
Driving a car is necessary for most people, but it can feel dangerous when there are constant reports of fatal crashes. No one wants to think about being in a motor vehicle accident, but it is important to know what you should do if you are ever confronted with this...
Possible defenses against drug charges in Pennsylvania
Illegal drug possession is one of the most common criminal charges leveraged against citizens in Pennsylvania. Depending on the type and volume of substance found in your possession, you could face a misdemeanor or felony conviction resulting in incarceration and a...
Tips for successfully co-parenting during a custody case
When you are in the middle of a custody case, you may find that you struggle to co-parent with your former partner as you work out the best arrangement for your child. Your ability to co-parent can have a significant impact on your kid. These tips can help you...
Understanding disorderly conduct in Pennsylvania
Disorderly conduct is not a major offense. When thinking of it, people might envision unruly individuals making noise at night or performing irritating, but not necessarily harmful, acts in public. While these may fall under the crime's umbrella, the reality is that...
Important information about a charge for resisting arrest
A charge for resisting arrest is a serious offense. In fact, the penalty for this charge may be far more severe than the penalty for the offense that was the cause of the arrest. Here are some examples of resisting arrest as well as potential consequences. In most...