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Sentencing Enhancements and Aggravating Factors for DUI

Driving under the influence may sound simple to explain, but in the eyes of the law there are many incidences that count as aggravating factors.

Open Container Laws In California

When someone reads the term “open container”, they’re probably picturing a beer with the lid off. This limits the definition and elements of the law. An open container is essentially a container that has a broken seal, it’s been opened, or part of the beverage was consumed.

Step-parent Adoption In Florida

Step-parent Adoption

Driving on a Suspended License

Driving on a Suspended License under California Vehicle Code Section 14601, is a criminal offense in certain instances, depending on the reason for the suspension of the license. Driving on a Suspended License is when someone knowingly drives on license that has been – suspended.

Registering as a Sex Offender: Requirements, Consequences and More

Registration as a lifetime sex offender is outlined in California Penal Code 290. It mandates that sex offenders who are employed, reside, or study in the State of California are required to register under this list.

What is bankruptcy?

This is a brief description of Bankruptcy

Re-adoption for Foreign Adoption

A brief overview of reasons to re-adopt a foreign adoptee in the United States.

Personal Jurisdiction

Supreme Court of Alabama granted Petition for Writ of Mandamus finding that a one-time purchase was an insufficient basis for personal jurisdiction over an out of state company.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN PURCHASING A HOME

Purchasing a home, whether it is a house, condominium or cooperative apartment, can be a most trying experience. For First Time Home Buyers it can be even more so. It is not intended to address any specific issue that YOU might be facing. Please contact us to discuss YOUR particular matter.

Spousal Rape in California

Many individuals may not be aware, but having intercourse with someone you’re married to, against their will, is crime. In fact it’s a felony in the State of California, under penal code 262.

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