Refer to our regularly updated blog to learn about protecting your legal rights when you’re trying to resolve a family law concern or facing a criminal charge in Virginia. Learn about common mistakes to avoid, what evidence can best support your case, why you need the assistance of a skilled attorney, and much more.
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How Virginia DWI Charges Against Out-of-State Drivers WorkFacing a DUI charge in Virginia as an out-of-state driver? Learn about VA laws, penalties, and why you need a local criminal defense attorney in your corner.
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Drag Racing Charges in Virginia Could Result in Serious Criminal ConsequencesIf you are arrested for drag racing in Chesapeake, you may be charged with reckless driving under Virginia law. Criminal defense lawyer James Short explains.
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Everything You Need to Know About Ignition Interlock Devices for Virginia DUI ViolationsBeen charged with drunk driving in Virginia? You may be required to install an ignition interlock device on your vehicle. DUI lawyer James Short explains.
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Defending a Teenager Facing Virginia Reckless Driving ChargesMinors arrested for reckless driving can face life-changing consequences. Learn how parents can help their teens with the counsel of a Virginia defense lawyer.
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Virginia Roommate Violence and Domestic Assault Criminal ChargesIndividuals can be charged with domestic assault against a roommate even if they are unrelated and unmarried. Virginia defense attorney James Short explains.
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How Virginia DUI Charges Affect Federal Government Security ClearancesA DUI conviction may prevent you from getting security clearance for a government job. Learn how a Virginia DUI defense lawyer can protect your rights.
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Passing a School Bus Could Be a Crime in VirginiaVirginia’s reckless driving laws make it a crime to pass a school bus. Learn about possible penalties, long-term consequences, and more here.
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Understanding Family Health Insurance Changes Following a Divorce in VirginiaLearn about the impact divorce can have on health insurance in Virginia, including coverage changes for spouses and children, both during and after a divorce.
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Driving With Faulty Brakes in Virginia Could Lead to Criminal Reckless Driving ChargesDon’t let faulty brakes put you on the wrong side of the law. Learn about potential consequences and how to avoid reckless driving charges in Virginia.
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How Blood Alcohol Tests Affect DUI or DWI Cases in VirginiaLearn about the basics of blood alcohol tests, how they work, and problems they may have, plus their possible legal implications in Virginia DUI and DWI cases.