Suspect in a crime? Person of interest? What’s the difference? | Feb 17, 2021 | Criminal Defense | The police tend to throw around the terms “suspect” and “person of interest” quite a bit when they’re talking to the media about a crime that’s captured some attention. What exactly do those words mean in that context? Are they interchangeable? […]

Domestic violence: What is it, and who can be charged? On Behalf of Kirsch Daskas Law Group | Feb 17, 2021 | Criminal Defense  Domestic violence is against the law and can lead to serious penalties. Despite the fact that domestic violence is a common problem, however, not everyone understands what kinds of actions may be considered domestic violence and when […]

When does sexting cross a legal line? On Behalf of Kirsch Daskas Law Group | Feb 3, 2021 | Criminal Defense  The internet and prevalence of cellphones have made it easy to stay in contact with loved ones and friends. While many people exchange harmless messages, there are times when messages may become sexual in nature. These are known as […]

How might a domestic violence conviction adversely impact your child custody rights? On Behalf of Kirsch Daskas Law Group | Feb 3, 2021 | Criminal Defense  No jurisdiction guarantees you a right to custody of your kids. A judge can deprive you of visitation and even parental rights if that’s what they deem to be in the best interests of […]