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Every single year, thousands of Illinoisans are charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. With the recent implementation of Illinois’ new recreational marijuana law, police are increasingly on the lookout for inebriated drivers. Many people that are charged with driving under the influence, simply give up on fighting the charges, in reality, this can be a significant tactical error. Not only are there many defense strategies that can be utilized to fight a DUI charge, but a conviction can come with serious ramifications. If you are facing DUI charges, it is time to seek out the help of a quality legal professional.
What a DUI Charge Can Mean For You
With hundreds of drunk driving deaths statewide each year, it should come as no surprise that the legal ramifications of a DUI conviction can be significant. According to state law, a first-time conviction can lead to as much as one year in prison and up to $2,500 in fines. Perhaps most significantly, a conviction will result in a Class A Misdemeanor on your permanent record. The misdemeanor charge can have a serious impact on your ability to secure employment, quality housing, and loan opportunities. The conviction will also likely result in an immediate hike in your insurance rates.
The divorce process can be an incredibly stressful time for all parties involved. The process can be increasingly stressful for fathers hoping to secure custody of their children. Most fathers have heard stories of how judges tend to favor mothers in cases of child custody, and rarely offer fathers the benefit of the doubt. While it may be true that there are more sole custody mothers than fathers in the United States, the assertion that fathers have no chance of securing significant custodial privileges is factually incorrect. All that being said, if you are looking to 
Every single year, thousands of Illinoisans are arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If convicted, the ramifications of a DUI charge can be significant. Not only will the convicted party face Class A Misdemeanor charges, potential jail time, and serious fines, the mark on their criminal record could come with far-reaching implications. If you are going through a divorce, a DUI charge could come with serious consequences, especially if you are fighting for significant child custody time. Below we will discuss just a few of the ways in which a 
Everyone knows that the divorce process can be an incredibly stressful time in a person's life. Not only can separating from a person you once loved come with a wide array of emotions, but a divorce will leave you to resolve a number of issues during the divorce process. All that being said, it is not uncommon for people to take costly missteps during the divorce process. If you are 
After a divorce is finalized, most parties feel a certain level of relief. Officially starting a new life independent of your partner is the start of something new but it can come with some unforeseen challenges. In many cases, a recently divorced person will be mandated to pay child support to their former spouse. If one is unable to consistently make their payments in full and on time, they could face serious consequences. If you are unable or unwilling to pay your child support payments, it may be time to look into modifying the payment plan. For more information on what steps to take to 
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