You may not realize it, but it’s not only alcohol that can lead to DUI charges. In fact, any substance that intoxicates you or makes it unsafe for you to drive can lead to DUI charges. DUI charges have always been referred to as drunk driving charges, but the reality is that you can also be...
On the advice of your parents, you went to a university that was out of state. You took on as many credit hours as you could to get out of school early, but that meant you couldn’t work. Over the course of the three years it took you to get your degree, you didn’t work...
Divorce isn’t easy on your finances. If you were already barely making ends meet as a couple, it’s hard to see how you can manage to support yourself on only one income. It could be even worse if you’re likely to have to pay child support once your divorce is over. Is bankruptcy the answer?...
Exhaustion is a common problem for college students. When it comes to carving a few extra hours of study time out of their nights, all of the coffee in the world may not help — unless they get some study drugs. What are study drugs? Study drugs or “smart” drugs are prescription stimulants that are used...
All it takes is one drink. If your college student gets behind the wheel after drinking alcohol, even one beer, and the police pull them over, they could be convicted of driving under the influence. What could this mean for their future? Why are underage college students vulnerable to a DUI arrest? In Virginia, the...
Restoring your credit after filing for bankruptcy can be tougher than starting from scratch as you work to show lenders and credit card companies that you will pay off your debts after past difficulties. However, it’s possible to make progress quickly, even if your credit score takes a considerable hit. Start by reviewing your credit...
Health care can cost a fortune in the United States. While receiving medical treatment can be beneficial for one’s personal health, it can also damage their financial health. According to a recent report, 1 in 5 Americans struggle to pay off their medical debt. Luckily, there are methods available for people to get their bills reduced...
When many drivers think of getting a speeding ticket, they think of police cars sitting on the roadside, an officer with a radar gun testing speeds to within half a mile an hour. The reality in Alexandria, Virginia, has not been so high-tech or reliable, according to a recently-released audit. The Alexandria Office of Internal...
Public intoxication laws vary in each state. In Virginia, if the police have reason to believe that you are intoxicated in public, there is a chance they could arrest you. Virginia classifies this criminal offense as a Class 4 misdemeanor. Many people view this charge as a slap on the wrist. However, there could be...
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can get a bad rap. Some fear that bankruptcy is the gateway to financial ruin when, in fact, it is an option that can help debtors regain control of their financial lives. Chapter 13 does not wipe the slate clean of all debts. Instead, debtors propose a repayment plan to resolve all or part...
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