Hale Robinson & Robinson, LLC

If you are charged with a DUI, contact a lawyer quickly. You will be given a notice of a court date. It is vital that you retain a lawyer to attend court for you. We do a blanket request to receive all body cam footage, dash cam footage, police reports, etc. to determine if the police followed the procedure correctly. If they did not, we can suppress that evidence and possibly get a DUI charge dismissed. If they followed the procedure correctly, there are still legal claims we can make so that this charge doesn’t affect your future.

The difference between a felony and a misdemeanor involves the level of punishment that is attached to each. When you are charged with a misdemeanor, you are likely facing a fine and a conviction on your record. While you can get a prison sentence for certain misdemeanors, it will not be more than a year. A felony on the other hand is punishable by one or more years in prison. Both misdemeanors and felonies are serious and should not be taken lightly. Convictions could stay on your record forever depending on the charge.

One of the elements of a personal injury case is “damages”. You have to have some damages to proceed with a case. You can have damages even if you are not feeling hurt. Following an accident, you should report to an emergency room to be evaluated to ensure you did not suffer any injuries. Sometimes, injuries take several days to present themselves.

That is what we are here for. We will ask you a series of questions that should quickly determine whether or not you have a viable personal injury case. You will typically have a case if someone was acting negligently and that negligence caused you some harm. If you wish to discuss your case, request a free lawyer consultation.

Immediately following an accident, you should stay in your vehicle and call the police. Once the police arrive, explain what happened in detail and make sure you get a copy of the other driver’s insurance information. If you are injured, you should immediately go to an emergency room for an examination and then subsequently follow any instructions your doctor provides. From there, you will want to reach out to an attorney and determine if you have a personal injury case to pursue. In the meantime, avoid speaking with the opposing party’s insurance company.

Kansas and Missouri are both no-fault states. That means all you have to allege is that there are irreconcilable differences between you and your spouse, which make it impossible for you to live together as married people, and therefore, there is no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved.

I like to use the analogy of getting stitches to answer this question. If I cut my hand, I could give myself stitches, but I would probably get a much better result if I went to the hospital to get stitches. Having an attorney on your case during your divorce will lead to better results.

You’ll want to interview attorneys. We offer free consultations, so clients can get a feel for their potential lawyer before they decide to hire our firm. It would be best if you also read the reviews available for the attorneys you are considering.