In the legal world, “pro se” is a term for litigants who represent themselves in court. A study published today on Law.com indicates that the worsening economy has led to a rise in the number of people who try to appear in court without a lawyer.
Should I Hire a Lawyer?
Accidents, Criminal Defense, DUI, Family Court, Legal, Personal Injury // No Comments
When an individual suffers from injuries at the hands of others (because of someone else’s negligence or malpractice), he/she may find himself/herself in the middle of a civil law suit.
The Uncertain Future of Juvenile Drug Court in Charleston
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This week’s departure of Family Court Judge F.P. “Charlie” Segars-Andrews could mean the end of Juvenile Drug Court – and that could spell trouble for Charleston County teenagers whose drug or alcohol problems have landed them in trouble with the law.
DUI and the 4th of July
Criminal Defense, DUI, Law Enforcement Procedure // No Comments
According to DrinkingandDriving.org, 38 out of every 10, 000 South Carolinians are arrested for drunk driving every year. But the number of arrests spikes over the holidays, as police all over South Carolina work overtime setting up DUI checkpoints to catch impaired drivers.
Right to Bear Arms-A Landmark Supreme Court Decision
Criminal Defense, Gun Laws, U.S. Supreme Court // No Comments
In a landmark decision today, the US Supreme Court extended the Second Amendment right to bear arms nationwide.
When are you required to respond to police questioning?
Criminal Defense, Law Enforcement Procedure, Legal // No Comments
We are constantly amazed by how few people understand that the 5th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution gives them a right against self incrimination. As a general rule, if you are questioned by the police and you believe they may suspect you of criminal activity (or if you aren’t sure) you should not talk to […]
When do I need a Power of Attorney?
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Healthcare Power of Attorney and Durable Power of Attorney are two of the most common legal instruments to assist individuals who may need someone to act on their behalf.
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