How to Get Your Kentucky Rap Sheet
With unemployment issues across the country, many unemployed individuals are more concerned about their past criminal record, or their rap sheet, that may prevent acquiring a new job. There are ...
What is the Law on Failure to Appear in Kentucky?
Judges expect you to keep your court dates. Failure to appear can result in serious penalties that only compound problems surrounding the reason the court date was set in the ...
What Happens if You Refuse a Breath Test in Cincinnati?
DUI laws vary from state to state, and many people are of the opinion that if you have had too much to drink, you are better off refusing to submit ...
Dealing with a Wrongful Death Claim and the Loss of a Loved One
If you have suffered the loss of a loved one due to another person’s negligence, you may find you will be dealing with a wrongful death claim. The Covington lawyers ...
Should You Take a DWI Breath Test in Covington, KY?
In the state of Kentucky, the law states that if an individual who is behind the wheel and driving a motor vehicle is pulled over by a police officer due ...
What is a White Collar Crime in Kentucky?
White collar crime is the term most often used in describing a crime that involved someone illegally obtaining financial gain at the expense of others, and without physical violence towards ...
Dealing with the Police—Know Your Rights
We always advise our clients to remain calm; behave and speak respectfully to law enforcement officers, but to also know and remember your rights that are protected under the law: ...
Gun Safety at Home and in Public
If you own a gun, you must know the proper safety instruction for handling a gun at home and in public. Even if you think you will never touch a ...
Two Categories of Children at Risk of Facing Juvenile Court in Kentucky
Research indicates that there are two categories of children who are at high risk of ending up in the juvenile court system; kids who are truant from school and children who ...
DUI 3rd Offense Penalties in Kentucky
Kentucky state law mandates that a third-offense DUI conviction requires that you serve 30 days to 12 months in jail, pay a fine of $500 – $1,000, plus court costs; ...