An arrest can split a family’s life in half. One person may be in jail. Another may be trying to understand a no-contact order. Work, housing, parenting, and court dates can become urgent overnight. If you are wondering what...
Read MoreA drug arrest can make everything feel like it is closing in: court dates, family pressure, treatment questions, and the fear of jail. In Omaha, some defendants have another option. If you are asking, “What is Drug Court?”, the...
Read MoreCourts and probation departments often rely on technology to track people who are on pretrial release or probation. GPS bracelets and electronic monitoring systems are nothing new. However, evolving technology now allows courts to monitor people’s sobriety remotely with...
Read MoreA criminal charge can feel heavier when the person facing it has also served in the military, lived with trauma, battled addiction, or struggled to adjust after coming home. Maybe the charge involves DUI, drugs, assault, or a probation...
Read MoreReceiving a criminal citation can feel alarming especially if you’ve never dealt with law enforcement before. As a Nebraska criminal defense attorney with over 15 years of experience in county and district courts across Omaha and the surrounding area,...
Read MoreIn today’s digital world, the line between online interaction and real-world consequences is becoming more blurred and more severe. A disagreement or miscommunication on social media can quickly turn into legal issues. When facing online or cyber harassment charges...
Read MoreIn the United States, we are fortunate to be protected by a number of important rights found in the U.S. Constitution as well as within each individual state constitution. One of your key rights under the 4th Amendment is...
Read MoreImagine sitting at your kitchen table, last year’s receipts scattered like brittle leaves. Somewhere in the shuffle—between a missed deduction and a vague memory of cash that never made it onto a form—you start to wonder: Did I cross...
Read MoreThe State of Nebraska cannot charge you with DUI for riding a bike while intoxicated because DUI does not apply to bicycles. The Nebraska DUI statute applies only to motor vehicles. The statute states that it is unlawful for...
Read MoreThere are many reasons for deciding to move to another city or state. Perhaps you’ve been hired for a new job. Maybe your partner or spouse has received a promotion but must relocate to accept. You may also have...
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