If you’ve been charged with a DWI, you know it’s serious, but you may not know much else about it. To provide you with clarity and help you understand what to expect, our DWI attorneys breaking down what happens when you get a DWI, including how the penalties are determined, long-term consequences, and what you…
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A speeding ticket doesn’t seem like a big deal, does it? While it’s a hassle, it seems like almost every driver has gotten one at some point or another. However, depending on your speed and location, both the ticket itself and the long-term consequences can be quite serious. Our Raleigh speeding ticket lawyers are providing…
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Like most financial crimes, embezzlement is a very complex charge. If you or a loved one are facing embezzlement charges, our Wake County defense attorneys are providing an in-depth look at this crime, including what it is, how it differs from larceny, and the kind of penalties you may be facing. What Is Embezzlement? Embezzlement…
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While most people think of identity theft as sprawling networks of computer hackers stealing financial data, it’s actually much more broad than this, and much more serious than many people think. Our criminal defense attorneys in Wake County are sharing a more in-depth look at what identity theft is, the penalties for convictions, and when…
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Our Raleigh criminal defense attorneys are providing an in-depth look at assault with a deadly weapon, including what these charges mean and what penalties you may be facing.
Facing charges of assault or disorderly conduct? We’re sharing how our defense lawyers can help you when you’ve been accused of a violent crime.
When You Need to Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney If you or a loved one is facing criminal charges, every second counts when it comes to defending your rights and building a defense strategy. We’re looking at why and when you need to hire a criminal defense attorney, along with four instances you didn’t know…
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After an arrest for a criminal offense you may appear in court in a preliminary hearing before a trial is scheduled. Most criminal proceedings begin with an arrest. If the alleged offense occurs in the presence of a police officer, he or she can arrest the suspect right then. If it does not, the suspect…
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In a criminal case when someone has been arrested and accused of committing a crime, there is a formal hearing called an arraignment. This is when the defendant is advised of the charges that have been filed against them, advised of their legal and constitutional rights, and states how they want to plead — guilty,…
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Terms used in the legal environment can sometimes be confusing. Two that are commonly mistaken and sources of confusion are “expungement” and “dismissal.” These are different actions. What is the difference between expungement and dismissal? Coolidge Law Firm has experience in the criminal court arena and knows how to advise you on your eligibility for…
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