Guide to Virginia Car Seat Laws
Use a booster seat after children outgrow their forward-facing safety seat based on height or weight. Continue using the booster until the child fits the vehicle seat belt properly. Virginia law requires children to use a safety seat through age seven, transitioning only when they turn eight. Here is a quick guide to Virginia car […]
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In Virginia you can move to strike the evidence against you, which means that the Commonwealth hasn’t even made a bare bones case against you.
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Fall 2018 Scholarship Winner – Caden Turner
Congratulations to the winner of our Fall 2018 Andrew Flusche Scholarship – Caden Turner! Caden is a high school senior from St. Louis, MO. He is undecided about where is will be attending college, but he certainly has a creative gene. Check out his winning video below. If you or a family member would like […]
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If you have a “fix-it ticket,” such as expired registration or improper exhaust, don’t go to court empty-handed. Learn what type of proof you should bring with you. Overview: How to Fix a Ticket Transcription I had this video transcribed for visitors who prefer to read the content. Hello I’m Andrew Flusche. In traffic defense, […]
More“Following Too Closely” Tickets in Virginia
Under Virginia law, a driver can be cited for following too closely if their vehicle follows another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent. Determining whether a car was following too closely must also factor in the speed of both vehicles, the traffic surrounding the vehicles, weather and road conditions, and the time of […]
MoreHow Long Will A Virginia Reckless Driving Charge Stay on My Record?
Virginia defines reckless driving as “any person who drives a vehicle on any highway recklessly or at a speed or in a manner so as to endanger the life, limb, or property of any person” irrespective of the speed limit on that particular road. The state takes charges of reckless driving very seriously, and the […]
MoreFighting No Insurance Tickets in Virginia
Did you know that you could be found not guilty of having no insurance even if you didn’t have insurance? Yes, it sounds crazy. But the Commonwealth of Virginia has to prove that you also didn’t pay the uninsured motor vehicle fee. If they can’t prove both parts of the statute (46.2-707), your no insurance […]
MoreIs It Worth Getting a Lawyer for a Speeding Ticket in Virginia?
If you were recently pulled over for speeding, you might be asking yourself: is it worth getting a lawyer for a speeding ticket? While you might initially think that you can handle your speeding ticket on your own, it is important to consider the benefits of working with an attorney who can fight for you. […]
MorePetty Larceny in Virginia: The Law and the Penalties
Patty Larceny in VA Overview Facing petty larceny charges in Virginia can be anxiety-inducing, especially when you do not have a prior criminal record. I regularly represent clients who are facing misdemeanor charges and need help fighting to keep a criminal record clean. I recognize that people can make mistakes, and I also know that […]
MoreScholarship Winner for Spring 2018 – Sidney Brown
We’re proud to announce the winner of The Andrew Flusche Scholarship for the spring of 2018: Sidney Brown. Sidney is from Wiggins, Mississippi. She is attending University of Southern Mississippi to Major in Microbiology and Minor in Chemistry and Spanish. After graduation, she plans to attend medical school and specialize in forensic or clinical pathology. […]
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