FAQS

FAQs

  • What is the legal BAC limit in NYS?

    According to the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, a blood-alcohol content of 0.05% is evidence that you are impaired, a BAC of 0.08% or higher is evidence of intoxication, and a BAC of 0.18 or higher is evidence of aggravated driving while intoxicated.

  • How does a DWI impact my car insurance costs?

    Being charged with a DUI or DWI will cause your auto insurance rates to increase. They may also decide that they no longer wish to provide you with an insurance policy should you be charged with a DWI.

  • What are the benefits of estate planning?

    Estate planning is an important thing to consider because it allows you to minimize estate transfer taxes, ensure your assets are distributed to who you want them to go to, help cover final expenses, and reduce family conflicts.

  • How do I plan an estate?

    Multiple tools can be used to help you plan your estate such as trusts and wills. The best option to use will depend on your goals and financial situation. Consult with your local estate planning attorney to determine the best method for planning your estate.

  • Why do I need a lawyer to defend me in court for criminal charges?

    An attorney is needed to ensure that your rights are protected and that you’re presumed innocent until proven guilty. Without specialized knowledge of the law, you are susceptible to being taken advantage of by law enforcement officials and the courts. An attorney will ensure you understand that all legal proceedings and jargon used throughout the process. This gives you the best chance to have a favorable outcome.

  • How much does a criminal defense lawyer cost?

    The cost of hiring a criminal defense attorney will depend on several factors such as how many criminal charges you have, transportation costs, court filing fees, and how long it takes for your case to conclude.

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