Appearing in court can be intimidating, especially if it’s your first time. There’s a general air of nervousness and stress. Other than that, you’re also not sure about how it will end and whether the verdict will be in your favor. Even if you’ve planned it out well and have organized all the evidence, the decision lies with the court and can swing either way. Continue reading
According to the National Domestic Violence Factsheet, almost 20 people are physically abused by their partners in the US—every minute. In raw numbers, that means more than 10 million people per minute. Continue reading
Facing the legal system can be quite an intimidating experience if you’re not well-prepared.
Whether you’ve gotten into trouble with the law for a crime that you did or didn’t commit, research is always important. The first step is to speak to your lawyer in detail and discuss your case. Next up, ask your lawyer to inform you about the legal process and terminologies in detail. Continue reading
To present their case in front of a jury and fight it the legal way, every defendant needs:
Being pregnant is one of the most overwhelming times in a woman’s life. From fluctuating hormone levels to bodily changes—everything changes dramatically. Continue reading
If you’re in trouble with the law, there are a few main costs that you’ll have to incur: Continue reading
Bail bonds are nothing less than a godsend in times of need. When none of your friends and family can come to the rescue, a bail bond agent is your last recourse. The good news is that even if you can’t immediately contact a bail bond agent, you can always call up a friend and get them to sign a bond on your behalf. This will make your friend a cosigner. Continue reading
The relationship between a bail bond agent and a defendant is regulated by the law. The bail bond agent helps the defendant in troubling times, making sure they come out of jail as soon as possible. Continue reading
If a defendant is found to be involved in a punishable offence, law enforcement agencies have every right to arrest them. They can even take the defendant into custody. But what they can’t do is misbehave with the defendant and deny them their right to appeal. Continue reading
Accidents happen all the time, and it’s not always your fault. But it’s also not easy to explain to the police that you didn’t intend to violate a traffic rule or hurt someone. Continue reading
