FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, anything you say in the presence of law enforcement can be later used against you in court. That is why you should answer questions as short as possible and contact a criminal defense attorney to assist you with your case.
Prenuptial agreements are a personal choice. It can be very beneficial to document the terms of what will happen to your assets, property, or children should you ever divorce. While a prenuptial agreement can be valuable for every marriage, typical reasons for a couple deciding to draft one can include:
  • A significant difference in age
  • A significant difference in financial status
  • One or both parties have children from previous marriages and want to ensure they can inherit certain assets
  • One or both parties want to protect business partners
If you are arrested, you have the right to contact an attorney. The police will attempt to ask you questions and they may require you to make a formal statement, but you are not legally required to do so. You can request the presence of an attorney and if you are denied your right to an attorney, the law enforcement officers are in violation of your rights.