On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Sep 30, 2016 | dwi/dui defense, Firm News
High-speed pursuits are more than likely not commonplace here in Derry or elsewhere. However, they do happen on occasion. One of the things that criminal defense teams often do is review the circumstances under which the pursuit occurred and whether it was conducted...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Sep 20, 2016 | drug crime defense, Firm News
Most Derry residents are aware that if they are arrested, they have the right to legal counsel. The Miranda warning that is supposed to be given to every person accused of and arrested for a crime even states that the individual has the right to a criminal defense...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Sep 15, 2016 | dwi/dui defense, Firm News
Not every Derry resident who is arrested for driving under the influence was driving at the time. Here in New Hampshire, it is often enough to be in actual physical control of the vehicle — which generally means being behind the wheel with the keys in the...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Sep 14, 2016 | Family law, Firm News
Going through a divorce is an emotional roller coaster. This is true whether the divorce is amicable or contentious. Divorce is never easy. Although you may not be at your best during this process, it is important to keep in mind that the final divorce settlement will...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Sep 9, 2016 | assault/domestic violence, Firm News
Derry parents often entrust their children to strangers at school and in extracurricular activities. The adults charged with their care and safety often find themselves accused of failing in those duties — sometimes involving criminal charges. A karate teacher...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Sep 1, 2016 | drug crime defense, Firm News
Derry residents who are facing charges for drug crimes often face serious penalties. Therefore, they and their criminal defense teams might pursue plea agreements with prosecutors in order to have a guaranteed outcome to the situation. However, the court will have to...
