There are many DUI myths that are told and retold again, which can lead to a lot of confusion. It may help drivers to learn more about some of the most common myths surrounding DUI. Here’s what you should know: Myth 1: You can drive after drinking coffee Truth: It’s...
Year: 2023
How do you plea? Guilty, not guilty and standing silent
When confronted with criminal charges, one of the pivotal decisions defendants face is how to enter a plea. In Idaho, you have three plea options: “guilty,” “not guilty” and the lesser-known concept of "standing silent." Each plea carries distinct implications and...
What evidence is needed to prove money laundering?
Money laundering is a serious offense to be charged with and will result in a felony conviction if you’re found guilty at trial. The sequence of events leading up to an arrest for money laundering is often complex and may even have taken place over a number of years,...
2 mistakes to avoid if you’re facing felony DUI charges
If you are facing felony DUI charges, it’s crucial to understand the seriousness of the situation and take appropriate measures to protect your rights and future. Felony DUI charges can have severe consequences, including hefty fines, probation, license suspension and...
Common examples of identity theft
Identity theft has been on the rise in recent years. In fact, over 100,000 cases of data breaches and identity theft are reported every year. As a result, tackling identity theft is a top priority for authorities. Broadly speaking, identity theft involves stealing an...
Dividing a high-asset marital estate in Idaho
Dividing marital property is rarely an easy undertaking. Even if all that a young couple owns is kitchenware, linens, two futons and a dog, splitting property that has been used for each spouse’s mutual benefit can become a contentious challenge. With that said, even...
What happens to the family business if I get divorced?
Divorce is an emotional process that may get even more challenging if you run a family business. It’s normal to wonder what will happen to your family business once the marriage is dissolved. Will the company need to be sold? Do you and your ex-spouse need to share...
What constitutes grand theft in Idaho?
Taking anything that does not belong to can be considered theft, but some thefts are far worse than others in the eyes of the law. A grand theft conviction, for example, typically results in severe penalties for the defendant. Many people have a little understanding...
Should I close the joint accounts when divorcing?
If you are about to divorce, you may have read that you should close any joint accounts you share with your spouse. That certainly seems sensible, as the whole idea of divorce is to disentangle your personal and financial lives. You might even feel like it's urgent to...
How do children affect the property division in a divorce?
As a divorcing parent, knowing how far to go in your quest for financial success during property division is challenging. Scoring what others would see as a financial win could come at a massive cost to your children’s well-being and that of yourself and your...