What is a Misdemeanor in California and What Are Some Possible Defenses?

Michelle Patrick

22 November, 2021

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We all know that people who break the law are committing a crime. Some crimes are more serious than others. Getting a speeding ticket is a less serious offense than attacking someone with a knife. Understanding how crimes are categorized and knowing your right...

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Top 5 Child Custody Q&As in Florida

Stephanie Cortes | 20 January, 2021

According to Kids Count Data Center , in 2018, there were around 1,576,000 children in single-parent families in Florida. 382,000 children were living with cohabiting do...

10 Steps to Convert Your Idea into a Business

Sona Sulakian | 18 January, 2021

Are you always devising creative business ideas? Don’t let your ideas fall to the wayside. It takes only 6 days to start a business, according to one study. No wond...

What LawChamps Gives Lawyers That They Can’t Get Else...

LawChamps | 13 January, 2021

LawChamps, a front-end business development solution for attorneys, isn’t the only legal tech company out there that assists lawyers in raising their online profile...

5 Ways Lawyers Should Jumpstart their Practices in 2021

Patty Lamberti | 12 January, 2021

Sign up for LawChamps.com. Our monthly service, which you can cancel at any time (although we doubt you’ll want to), was designed by lawyers f...

Treason Vs. Trespassing and Other Crimes Trump Loyalist...

Cassidy Chansirik | 11 January, 2021

Treason v. Free Speech By: Cassidy Chansirik and Victoria Pappas On Wednesday January 6th, Donald Trump supporters stormed the Capitol Building in Washingto...

What does it mean if a judge orders you to get an ignit...

Stephanie Cortes | 07 January, 2021

Georgia drivers who are convicted of a Driving Under the Influence (DU) offense may be required by the court to install an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) in all of their...

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