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When Is a DUI a Felony in California?

Driving under the influence (DUI) in California is typically a misdemeanor, but under certain circumstances, it can be charged as a felony. Understanding when a DUI escalates to a felony is crucial if you’re facing charges.

Conquering Financial Fear on International Women's Day

International Women’s Day is the perfect time for women to break barriers, embrace financial empowerment, and take bold steps toward lasting security and independence. Estate planning is one of the key steps forward in the journey through life.

Attorney Juliet Sussman on Why Timeshares Cause Divorce

Podcast: Newport Beach Real Estate Attorney Juliet Sussman on "Why Timeshares Cause Divorce"

Do You Need a Lawyer if Your Car Insurance Claim is Denied?

If your car insurance claim is denied, speaking with a lawyer improves your chances of success, especially in cases of bad faith, delays, or serious injuries.

Uber Accidents in New York: What You Need to Know and How to Protect Your Rights

New York City is home to millions of rides each day, and with the convenience of services like Uber comes the risk of accidents. If you’ve been involved in an Uber accident, understanding your legal rights and the steps you should take immediately afterward can make a significant difference in your recovery—both physically and financially.

Holidays, Family, and the Gift of Advanced Directives

During the holidays, spending time with family often reveals changes in aging relatives that might otherwise go unnoticed. Whether it's a physical decline, cognitive issues, or struggles with daily tasks, these observations can serve as reminders to have important conversations about future care. Advanced directives and powers of attorney are essential legal tools that ensure your loved ones' wishes are respected, and relieve potential stress on family members during challenging times.

CARING FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY WHEN MEDICAL EMERGENCY OR ILLNESS STRIKES : What is an Advance Directive?

Advanced directives are vital legal documents that empower individuals to make their Health Care preferences known in the event they are unable to communicate or make decisions themselves.

Taking Charge: Early Stage Memory Loss & Advance Care Planning

Memory loss from many causes, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's or other dementias can be progressive, so it’s important to revisit budgets,  medical assessments,  financial and legal plans periodically to make adjustments as circumstances change. Having open conversations with family members, lawyers and other  trusted individuals about financial decisions, the individual’s wishes, and the role they may play in the future can make memory loss less  stressful for all involved.

A New Year, A New Start: The Perfect Time to Freshen Your Estate Plan

Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy, or older individuals. It’s for anyone who wants to ensure their wishes are carried out, their loved ones are cared for, and their assets are protected. What should I include in my Plan?

Understanding Pennsylvania Protection Orders: A Guide to PFAs, SVPOs, and PFIs

When facing abuse, harassment, or intimidation, Pennsylvania offers several legal protections to ensure safety and peace of mind. Whether you’re seeking to shield yourself or a loved one from harm, understanding the types of protection orders available is crucial. Here’s an overview of the key protection orders in Pennsylvania:

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