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A Credit Counselor Versus a Bankruptcy Attorney

When I was drowning in debt, I knew that soon enough I would need to file for bankruptcy. I simply didn't make enough to cover the amount of debt I had accumulated. However, I was not sure whether I should work with a credit counselor or a bankruptcy attorney. I did a lot of research on the subject and found that there are pros and cons to working with both a credit counselor and a bankruptcy attorney, and that you also had the option of working with both at the same time. Ultimately, I decided to hire the attorney, but that may not be the best option for everyone. I created this website to help you understand what a credit counselor is and what they do, what a bankruptcy attorney is and what they do and how each can help you if you are drowning in debt.

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2 Reasons To Contact An Attorney When You Receive A Reckless Driving Charge

14 December 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you have received a reckless driving charge, this can be very serious. This kind of a charge can cause you to lose your license, pay fines, or even go to prison. Since these are very serious charges, you should do all that you can to present yourself well when receiving this charge. One of the best ways to effectively represent yourself is going to be to hire an attorney who specializes in reckless driving. This article will discuss 2 reasons to contact an attorney when you receive a reckless driving charge. 

You Can Often Get A Free Consultation

If you think that you would like to hire an attorney to help you with your reckless driving charge but aren't sure exactly what they are going to be able to do for you and/or if you are going to be able to afford them, then you will be happy to know that most attorneys allow you to come in for a free consultation. During this consultation, you are going to be able to discuss your case with the attorney in detail, and they will be able to determine what it is that they can do to defend you and how much it is going to cost. This will allow you to see if you are going to be able to hire the attorney without ever having to pay anything before you commit. 

They Will Do All They Can To Decrease Your Charges 

An attorney that specializes in reckless driving charges is going to know the ins and the outs of the law much better than you do. Because of this, they are going to know what information is going to be needed and what angle you should take when they are defending you in court. Doing this is going to be the most effective way to lessen your charges. For example, if you were originally going to have your license revoked, they may be able to have you instead take driving courses in order to keep your license and work off the points. Also, they may be able to get you out of going to prison, for doing more community service. And in some cases, they may even be able to remove all of your charges. In all of these cases, you would have been much worse off if you hadn't had an attorney there to help you with your case.