Legal Articles, General Practice

A Sad State of Affairs…Alabama’s New DUI Statute Destined for Failure Once Again

The Alabama legislature makes a legal mess every time it passes a new law. The 2012 changes to the DUI statute are no exception to the rule.

Lawsuit Threatens Deferred Prosecution Programs Statewide

Deferred prosecution programs provide Alabama first time DUI offenders an opportunity at a second chance. But a lawsuit filed in one case threated to bring down the entire process.

NTSB Endorses a .05 National BAC Standard

The NTSB is pushing for an even lower breath standard nationwide, but does the potential benefit outweigh the societal cost?

Protecting the Health and Finances of Your College-Bound Child

If you have college-bound children, remember that they are very likely to be legal age adults. While you may be paying for college, your adult child is entitled to privacy. You should help them take steps to prevent legal problems should a medical or financial issue develop.

5 Tips to Enhance Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication

Five succinct suggestions on improving communications, designed primarily to help trial lawyers

What is Equitable Distribution of Marital Property? Marital v. Separate Property

What is Equitable Distribution of Marital Property? Marital v. Separate Property

Attorneys Fees as a Sanction for Frivolous Conduct

Attorneys Fees as a Sanction for Frivolous Conduct

Attorneys and Expert Fees from the Adverse Party in Divorce and Family Law

Attorneys and Expert Fees from the Adverse Party in Divorce and Family Law

When Does Child Support End in New York?

When Does Child Support End in New York?

How Much is Child Support in the State of New York?

How Much is Child Support in the State of New York?

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