Receiving a citation does not mean that you will have to pay a fine and deal with whatever additional penalties come along with the ticket. In short, a citation is merely a presumption on the part of the officer that an infraction has incurred; it is not a verdict. You still have to be proven guilty. If you believe you received an inaccurate citation, you might have a valid defense.…
Read More »If you and your spouse are headed for divorce and you don’t foresee things going as smoothly during the process as you would like, then there are some things you may want to start doing now. Here are some of the things you can do to better-prepare for your divorce. Don’t let emotions get in the way of good judgement One of the hardest things to do during a divorce can be keeping control of your overwhelming emotions.…
Read More »One of the kinds of sexual harassment that can occur in the workplace is “quid pro quo” harassment. This Latin phrase roughly means that something is being exchanged for something else, and it applies to many areas of life. For example, you might bake your neighbor a pie because you borrowed his or her lawnmower. Unfortunately, this “something for something” scenario can take place in the context of sexual harassment, which should prompt you to hire an attorney and pursue legal action if you’re being harassed.…
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