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When should I hire that attorney?  You should hire an experienced D.U.I. attorney as soon as possible after your arrest to protect and insure that your legal rights are protected and also to file any motions and/or subpoena that will be important for your defense.  Also if there is no way to win your summary suspension or you choose not to contest it, you maybe eligible for a M.D.D.P. so you can drive during your summary suspension.  A D.U.I. is a criminal offence punishable by up to 364 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $2,500.00 and revocation of your driver's license if convicted.  Additionally, most people charged with D.U.I. are also issued a Statutory summary Suspension.  The period of suspension can range from six months to three years depending on whether the motorist submitted to testing or refused and whether they have a prior D.U.I. or a summary suspension within the last five years.  

If you are charged with a misdemeanor and are found guilty you could be sentenced up to 364 days in jail and/or fined up to $2,500. If you are charged with a felony a conviction can result in your being sentenced to at least one-year in a State Penitentiary.  In either situation a judge will want you to have an attorney in order to make sure your legal rights are protected.  An experienced attorney will examine all the relevant evidence, talk to any witnesses you may have for your defense and then consult with you about whether your case should be tried before a judge or a jury (your choice) or whether a plea bargain would be the most favorable outcome for you (your choice).  

The purchase or sale of real estate for most people is the largest financial transaction they will ever be involved in. Prudence would dictate that you be represented by a competent attorney.  Are you familiar with all the provision of the real estate contract you signed?  Is there something in the contract that will take you by surprise at a later date?  What are your rights?  What are your obligations?  Is title clear and marketable, if not what must be done to make it so?  Who pays for this?  Are the mortgage documents (if applicable) correct?  There are endless questions with regard to most real estate transactions.  Who can answer those questions?  An experienced attorney can.  If the other side has an attorney can’t I ask that attorney any questions I may have?  Maybe, but remember that attorney represents the other side and has a duty to protect their legal interest not yours. Call Peter Cleary today for a competent and complete representation for your transaction.  Fees for closings start at $250.00