“Dave drove a Ford” – That is what General Motors claimed in their apocalyptic ad during the Superbowl. GM rejected a cease-and-desist letter from Ford, but is poised to apologize at world’s end if their claim to the “most dependable,…
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Apocalypse & Legal Procedure
Tagged with: apocalypse, Ford, General Motors, GM, Mayan prediction, Silverado
Posted in Consumer Debt Defense, Criminal Defense, Foreclosure Defense
Posted in Consumer Debt Defense, Criminal Defense, Foreclosure Defense
When ‘Outstanding’ is a Bad Thing
Everybody wants to feel wanted, unless you are wanted by law enforcement. An outstanding warrant for your arrest is not exactly the high mark on your resume. Sheriff David Shoar of St. Johns County recently printed a directory of “Wanted…
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Gone A-Courting
Going to court is not for everybody. There is the seriousness and the formality…plus the Judge has an armed guard! If you do not know how court procedure works, you may feel uncomfortable by yourself in the judicial system. You…
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Tagged with: court, court of law, court procedures
Posted in Consumer Debt Defense, Criminal Defense, Foreclosure Defense, Holiday
Posted in Consumer Debt Defense, Criminal Defense, Foreclosure Defense, Holiday
Attention Shoplifters:
Intent to steal can get you convicted of Shoplifting…even if you do not leave the store. According to the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, Shoplifting is a one of the most common nonviolent crimes nationwide. The Sheriff’s Office defines Shoplifting…
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Tagged with: felony, grand theft, nonviolent crime, petit theft, shoplift, shoplifter, shoplifting, St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, theft
Posted in Criminal Defense
Posted in Criminal Defense
Legal Trouble
Nobody hopes for legal trouble in the New Year. Nobody has their black-eyed peas for good luck, greens for prosperity, and then a toast of poison. But sometimes legal trouble has a way of finding you. In divorce cases, When…
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Tagged with: divorce, foreclosure, good luck, legal trouble, poison, prosperity
Posted in Consumer Debt Defense, Criminal Defense, Divorce, Foreclosure Defense
Posted in Consumer Debt Defense, Criminal Defense, Divorce, Foreclosure Defense
So Wrong!
Sometimes people commit crimes and sometimes cops lie. Neither is supposed to happen, but the gap between what is supposed to happen, and what does happen could mean the difference between incarceration and a lesser punishment, depending on the situation.…
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Tagged with: anklet, criminal charges, criminal defense, guilty, jail, jail time, maximum penalty, penalty, Santa
Posted in Criminal Defense
Posted in Criminal Defense