by RJ Ferraro | Dec 10, 2014 | Criminal Defense, Legal Principles
Checking who your spouse texted or emailed may seem harmless, but it can get you in real trouble. Acts that amount to spying on your spouse raise issues in family court, and also in a criminal law setting. While in a divorce case it may be necessary to employ a...
by RJ Ferraro | Dec 9, 2014 | Criminal Defense, Legal Principles
Having a criminal record can make it difficult to obtain employment, credit, and even find a place to live. The good news is that your future doesn’t have to be tainted by a criminal record. You can seek to have damaging information removed from your record. The...
by RJ Ferraro | Dec 8, 2014 | Criminal Defense, Legal Principles
Before you agree to enter a plea in exchange for probation, it is important that you understand what going on probation means. There are some general rules that apply to most every defendant, but there are also facts unique to your case that deserves analysis. The...
by RJ Ferraro | Dec 5, 2014 | Criminal Defense, DUI Defense
Many criminal cases are resolved by placing the defendant on probation. It is important to remember that probation is not a “get out of jail free” card, is not a “pass” on punishment, and is not to be taken lightly. Probation is a form of punishment reserved for cases...
by RJ Ferraro | Dec 4, 2014 | Criminal Defense
When met with possible harm, it is a natural instinct to feel the need to protect yourself, your home and your family. There are laws that make it possible to do just this, and not face the possibility of criminal charges against you. The problem is that the laws are...
