When a mother has custody of her children in Virginia, she typically receives child support from her ex-husband. In some situations, an ex-spouse may decide that he no longer needs to make these payments. It is important for women to know what to do if they find...
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Is one DUI-related conviction a big deal?
As a resident of Virginia facing your first DUI-related charge, you can easily be overwhelmed by anxieties and confusion. During this time, the legal guidance of can be an irreplaceable tool in helping you decide what your next move should...
Implied consent laws make refusing a test a potential crime
A police officer pulls you over or you get caught up in a roadblock enforcement effort. After briefly interacting with you, the officer says he or she believes you are under the influence and asks you to exit the vehicle. From there, you know you'll face a field...
What are the differences between assault and battery?
Assault and battery is a serious term that applies to any situation in which someone fears immediate physical harm, or has actually been physically harmed. However, assault charges and battery charges can also be two separate categories. It's possible to face an...
What does drunk driving look like in Virginia?
The drunk driving laws in Virginia are quite strict, making this state a bad place to get pulled over for a DUI in. If you have been arrested for crimes related to drunk driving, , P.C., is here to walk you through the nuances of the law...
