If anyone needs legal help for anything... whether it be for a divorce DUI or absolutely anything at all then please feel free to contact me at the following E-mail address and I will be more than happy to do my best to help you and your current situation... skawtland@yahoo.com Yours' Sincerely Kevin Taylor

My questions are abundent . And am wondering should i seek an attorney to represent my 16 yr old daughter when she goes to court later this month? The dilema is as follows; she took my car without consent and was sighted by the police for; dui and BAC over .08 w/in 2 hrs of driving - as well as sighted for under age drinking and driving no valid drivers licene (she has a learners permit) and failing to stop for a red light. Im horrified over this because she does not have one blemish or scratch or RECORD with the legal/court system - and am concerned that she will have this haunting her for the rest of her years (as she matures) In addition will this eleminate her ability in any possible scholarships for college? she is a math wiz and has been encouraged to seek engineering out as a possible future career objectve. Will she automatically be put away in detention for 24 or more hours? She was not arrested but returned back to me after the police mobil unit was done with her. Is it possible to squash the dui since she is being sighted for under age drinking and driving? I am going to take her to AA meetings later this week as well as MADD meetings if I can locate the later of. Do you think this might help her out and should she address the judge with a letter when going to her court hearing? Please help me with any valuable insight you may have that will help me in preperation for this big "D" day

I have got a speeding ticket in Arizona State but I live in California. I have pleaded NOT guilty and I have a Court date next month but this ticket is already showing on my DMV Record before any conviction. Do I have a Case? Should the Court dismiss this ticket because of their mistake? Please Help. Thank you.

I would suggest to both of you to see an attorney ASAP. There really isn't a substitute for going through all the circumstances in order to help you.