If you are charged with bankruptcy fraud, you may not know what steps to take next. Bankruptcy fraud almost always involves the concealment of assets. Since creditors are only allowed to liquidate assets listed by the debtor, a debtor can fraudulently retain concealed assets despite owing an outstanding debt. Further concealment can take the form…
Being charged with any drug-related offense in Louisiana can have significant consequences. You’ll have to pay substantial fines, serve a long sentence, and have a permanent criminal record that can impact your future opportunities. If you were accused of drug conspiracy charges in Louisiana, you may wonder whether it’s possible to beat these charges. It…
Being charged with money laundering can be overwhelming and lead you to wonder what steps you can take next to defend yourself. Money laundering is a serious offense that could lead to up to 50 years in a Louisiana state prison. You can also be charged with both Louisiana and federal laundering charges, which can…
Employers, financial institutions, and other organizations often use criminal records to decide your eligibility for specific roles and services. Therefore, having a conviction on your criminal record may continue to impact your life even after the penalties are served. Whether you’re facing criminal charges or have served your sentence and you’re attempting to go back…