One of the most common reasons that people find themselves in civil court is because of contract disputes. Breach of contract is a serious concern, but it is also often misunderstood. When you know what constitutes a breach of contract, you can not only better avoid the complication on your part, but also know when to address it if another party breaches their contract with you. Here's a look at some of the things that you need to understand. [Read More]

Has someone committed a crime or fraud using your personal information? If yes, you aren't alone. Most people in the country have been accused of identity theft, which causes huge reputational harm. Usually, identity theft is among the crimes that can negatively affect various aspects of your life, including your credit history. Here, you are accused of hacking, telephone scams, purse and wallet stealing, data breaches, title fraud, stolen passports, medical fraud, and internet scams, among others. [Read More]

Divorcing a partner can be one of the most complicated and difficult things that many people will have to do. However, it can be an essential step in ending a failed marriage so that a new future can be built. Avoid Overly Relying On Unofficial Agreements It is an understandable concern for individuals to want to avoid complicated and nasty legal entanglements as much as possible. However, this can lead to them potentially relying too much on unofficial agreements with their ex-spouse. [Read More]

Some prescription drugs can cause impairment and affect your driving ability. Unfortunately, this might lead to an arrest and prosecution for DUI, which often comes with severe punishment. However, the police should only arrest you after confirming that the drug content in your blood is above the legal limit. But, owing to the difficulty in determining impairment for prescription drugs, the police might arrest you without conducting a comprehensive test. This article highlights how the police prove prescription drug impairment and how hiring a DUI attorney is crucial in contesting such an arrest. [Read More]