COVID-19: Your safety is our priority. Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, we are doing our part to keep our clients and team members safe and healthy. We are still open and accepting new cases everyday. However, during this time we will not be accepting drop offs and pickups from any of our Firm locations. The wheels of justice are still moving, but you can stay home while we fight for you.
The answer is yes with some limitations. Some tickets, such as DWIs, cannot be plea bargained. Most, however, can. Prosecutors though are limited in that they can only plea bargain to a ticket that’s related to the original offense. A speeding ticket, for instance, cannot be plea bargained to something like having your brake light […]
Read More
I’m often asked by clients whether there is a possibility of entering into a plea bargain regarding their traffic charges. The answer to that is yes. Naturally, it’s going to depend upon the nature of the charges and the numbers of them. In almost every circumstance, the police officers or prosecutors are willing to reduce […]
Read More
In general, a seller should be out of the home at the time of the closing. There have been instances where a seller has not been able to accomplish that. If that has gone on for any period of time, there may be a requirement to have a lease back to the purchaser for the […]
Read MoreThere are many factors that determine the value of a case. Some of these include: Liability: who is at fault in the accident? How easy is it to prove? Extent of injury: for instance, is the injury a minor sprain or a compound fracture? Loss of income: No loss of income will not be compensated […]
Read More
Sometimes people have come to the office wondering if they can sell their homes when they’re in foreclosure. The short answer is, “It depends.” You have to get the approval of the bank before you can sell the property. The foreclosure process puts extra burden on selling the property. You want to make sure the […]
Read More
Many people ask whether they can file a claim against someone because they were at their home or at their business and they fell. It is not true that you can file a claim for recovery of damages in every instance when you fall on another person’s property. You have to prove that the individual […]
Read MoreThe penalty for a third DUI conviction in Delaware is a felony on your record with a minimum penalty of 6 months in jail, and possibly up to 2 years, together with loss of license and serious fines. Further, there is no time limitation between offenses; it is calculated across the entire lifetime. Consult an experienced attorney now […]
Read More