Learning About Criminal Law Cases

About Me

Hello, my name is Trinity Michaels. Welcome to my site about criminal law. When I was a young kid, I would watch court cases unfold on the TV screen whenever I had the chance. My interest in this field developed into a lifelong passion that I pursue to this day. I would like to use this site to help you learn all you can about criminal law cases. I will cover how they begin, the steps involved in navigating them easily and the potential results of each case type. I will cover charges, sentences and other factors involved in criminal law cases. Thank you.

Latest Posts

Poorly Constructed Buildings And How To Build Your Litigation Case
8 November 2019

Most of the time, construction contractors that kn …

Buried By The Burden Of Debt: How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Can Resuscitate Your Financial Strength As A Single Parent
11 October 2019

Single parenting is tough, but it is even more so …

What To Know About Life Estate Deeds
9 September 2019

There are several estate planning tricks and tools …

3 Questions That Will Be Asked About Every Trucking Accident
7 August 2019

When a trucking accident lawyer reviews a case, th …

The Risk Of Contempt Of Court For Failing To Follow Divorce Decree
8 July 2019

When you get divorced, you will end up receiving a …

Poorly Constructed Buildings And How To Build Your Litigation Case

8 November 2019
Categories: Law, Blog

Most of the time, construction contractors that know what they are doing, and they make every effort to do the job right. However, sometimes contractors cut corners or make mistakes. If you are unfortunate enough to end up with a contractor that does sloppy work, switches materials to make a profit, and constructs a poor quality building that could be a hazard, here is what your construction litigation attorney would have to say about that. Read More

Buried By The Burden Of Debt: How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Can Resuscitate Your Financial Strength As A Single Parent

11 October 2019
Categories: Law, Blog

Single parenting is tough, but it is even more so if you've accrued a mountain of debt and are living precariously from paycheck to paycheck. The strain of debt drains your energy, along with the strength you need to be a parent, away from managing the household and doing what's right for your kids. Debt can wreak havoc on your physical and mental self, especially since there are people depending on only you to feed, house, and care for them. Read More

What To Know About Life Estate Deeds

9 September 2019
Categories: Law, Blog

There are several estate planning tricks and tools that can keep some or most of your assets away from the probate court. One common means of addressing real estate is to create a new type of deed for your holdings. Life estate designations can help owners not only avoid probate, but may protect their largest asset from being taken by Medicaid. To find out more, read on. Real Estate Deeds and Probate Read More

3 Questions That Will Be Asked About Every Trucking Accident

7 August 2019
Categories: Law, Blog

When a trucking accident lawyer reviews a case, there are bound to be some questions that will come up. These three concerns, however, are ones that will be addressed in every case. What Was the Most Proximate Cause? One of the first defenses drivers and their companies will reach for is that their actions were not the most proximate cause of what happened. A trucking accident attorney, on the other hand, will try to draw as straight a line as possible between those actions and the injuries that occurred. Read More

The Risk Of Contempt Of Court For Failing To Follow Divorce Decree

8 July 2019
Categories: Law, Blog

When you get divorced, you will end up receiving a document that contains all the agreements and arrangements of the divorce and you and your ex will both have to follow what this document says. This document is called a divorce decree, and it is important to understand that failing to follow this could result in contempt of court. What is contempt of court? Whenever the court issues an order, you are legally required to follow it. Read More