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Learning About Felony Crimes and Punishments

Hi there, my name is Rick Vandos. My website will explore all of the different types of felony crimes and their outcomes. Felonies are serious crimes that frequently carry harsh punishments. My brother was charged with a felony as a young adult due to poor choices he made, including injuring another party in a motor vehicle accident. The process of receiving the charges, turning himself in and going through the court system took its toll. I want to share information about the cost of going through court, both for the individual and the community. My site will include information about felony designations and punishments. Thank you for your time.

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3 Reasons To Schedule A Case Evaluation With A Motor Accident Attorney

Posted on 22 November 2022

Car crashes can be devastating, and if you're involved in one, you could be confused about the next steps to take. While you may be eligible for compensation after such an incident, the process of filing a claim and receiving payment can be complex. This is where an experienced motor accident attorney comes in. If you hire them, they'll help you navigate the system's intricacies and work tirelessly to get you the compensation you deserve. [Read More]

Who Can You Hold Accountable If A Canine Injures You Without Your Provoking Them? Find Out

Posted on 25 October 2022

Many canine owners are careful to take measures to ensure that their animals do not bite people. However, some dog owners may be negligent with their dogs. In some cases, these canines attack and injure innocent people. You might consider taking legal action if this happens to you, especially if you've suffered severe harm. As you embark on this course of action, your first step should be to consult a personal injury lawyer. [Read More]

2 Advantages Of Using A Small Claims Court For Minor Disputes

Posted on 22 September 2022

A small claims court is an unceremonious section of the district court that handles minor disputes. Though a small court has a judge, a defendant or plaintiff doesn't need to have a lawyer. Having a lawyer represent you in a small claims court is optional.   Small claims courts only handle disputes involving small amounts of money. In most cases, small claims courts handle disputes of between five and ten thousand dollars. [Read More]

3 Tax Oversights Your Tax Lawyer Can Address

Posted on 2 September 2022

Many small business owners have normalized wearing many hats when their startup is in its infancy stage to save costs. When you're just venturing into business, you may think that doing your taxes is just another thing to check off your to-do list.  However, this approach will potentially lead you to legal problems you weren't prepared to handle. And if you've already encountered IRS (Internal Revenue Service) problems, you might assume that that's the end of the road for your business; but you're mistaken. [Read More]