Insurance Ramifications of a Hit and Run in Virginia
You were just trying to get home. A sudden jolt, the screech of tires—and then suddenly the other driver sped off, leaving you with a damaged car and even more uncertainty. What does this mean for your insurance? Your record? Your future? Whether you were hit or are being accused, this guide will help you […]
MoreCDL Disqualification Due to Reckless Driving in Virginia
You were trying to make a tight delivery window or finish a long shift. A late lane change, a downhill stretch, or a moment of distraction, and now you’re facing a reckless driving charge and left with questions: Can you lose your CDL for reckless driving? How long do you have to wait to get […]
MoreWhat Does “Released on Summons” Mean?
You didn’t expect to leave the police stop without handcuffs. But instead of being taken to jail, the officer handed you a piece of paper and said you were “released on a summons.” Are you charged with a crime? Do you still have to go to court? Could you still end up in jail? This […]
MoreWhat Is Grand Larceny in Virginia?
If you’ve been accused of theft in Virginia, you are likely feeling overwhelmed and not sure of what will happen next. We understand your fear, and we know that you need a way to take back some control over your life and future. Doing everything you can to secure your future should be your focus […]
MoreBrandishing a Firearm
If someone accuses you of threatening behavior involving a weapon, you could face serious charges under Virginia law. The offense of brandishing a firearm is defined in §18.2-282 VA Code as displaying a firearm or something that looks like a firearm in a way intended to scare or intimidate another person. This is a criminal […]
MoreIs Virginia a Stand Your Ground State?
You never thought you’d have to make that kind of decision. But when someone broke into your home late at night, you acted to protect yourself and your family. Now, you’re left wondering: Did I have the legal right to defend myself? Could I face charges for protecting my own home? Is Virginia a “stand […]
MoreWhat is VASAP?
What is VASAP? It’s the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program. For certain offenses in Virginia, VASAP is mandatory. Transcription Hello, I’m Andrew Flusche. I’m a Virginia traffic attorney. Today I wanted to answer a common question that clients ask when they’re charged with a DUI or DWI in Virginia. One thing that comes up is […]
MoreWhat Counts as Court Community Service?
Some of my clients end up doing community service due to their traffic cases, whether it is court ordered or simply in preparation for trial. One question many of them have is: what counts as community service? Complete court community service at a non-profit, such as a charity, school, church, or government agency. Volunteering for […]
MoreHow To Get A Concealed Carry Permit in Virginia
You may be wondering how to get a concealed carry permit in VA. Applications for concealed handgun permits in Virginia have risen significantly in recent years. The vast majority of applicants—nearly 90%—receive their permit within 45 days. The 10% or so who receive a denial notice have the right to appeal. If you are in […]
MoreA DUI Conviction Can Affect Immigration Status
If you’re not a U.S. citizen, a driving under the influence (DUI) conviction in Virginia can trigger serious immigration consequences. Depending on your current status and the circumstances of the charge, you could face application delays or denials, issues with green card renewals, or even removal (deportation) proceedings. Immigration officials assess criminal convictions—especially those that […]
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