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Do I Need a Will in Alabama?
No matter who you are, your education or background, your finances or number of family members, having a will is one of the smartest things that you can do. At the law offices of Zach Alsobrook we understand that having a will may seem as though it is something fit only for the rich… Read More »
What Is a Living Will?
If you have an estate plan, or if you have been thinking about an estate plan, then you have probably heard of the terms “will” and “living will.” While the two may sound like they are the exactly same thing, a will and a living will are two very different legal document types, and… Read More »
Accidents with Commercial Vehicles: Common Causes & Liability
Accidents with commercial vehicles continue to take the lives of Alabama residents every year. In fact, in the year 2015 alone, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that there were 103 large commercial trucks involved in fatal crashes in the state, comprising 8.7 percent of all vehicles involved in fatal collisions…. Read More »
Tips for Staying Safe and Avoiding Railroad Crossing Accidents
Railways are an important part of the American infrastructure, and are critical for the transportation of products, people, and goods throughout the country. However, railways can also be very dangerous, and in Alabama, dozens of people suffer serious or fatal injuries every year as a result of an accident at a railroad crossing. In… Read More »
What Should I Do Immediately after an Accident on My Motorcycle?
Being involved in a car accident is a scary experience, but being involved in a motorcycle accident can be a tragic one. If you are hit by a car while riding in Auburn or Opelika, there are a number of important steps that you need to take immediately. Taking these steps after your accident can protect your ability… Read More »
Do I Have to Take a Field Sobriety Test?
If you are pulled over while driving and suspected of driving under the influence in Alabama, the officer on scene will likely ask you to submit to a breathalyzer test, a filed sobriety test, or both. While you have the right to refuse these test types, it is important that you understand that doing… Read More »
Can I Get Arrested for Having Drug Paraphernalia, but No Drugs?
The possession, sale, and use of drug paraphernalia are against Alabama law. As such, if you are caught with drug paraphernalia, you may be arrested and face criminal charges. If you are facing drug paraphernalia charges in Alabama, take action immediately to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney. Contact drug arrest attorney Zach… Read More »
What is Whiplash?
Whiplash is a word used to describe several types of injuries that are all caused by trauma to the neck or upper back. It is not a medical term, but a catchall description for any injury that results when your head moves backwards and then moves forwards suddenly. The muscles, tendons and ligaments in… Read More »
Distraction Is Not Limited to Drivers
People are becoming much more aware of the problem of distracted driving. We are learning that texting while driving, or even talking on the phone with a hands-free device, makes it much more likely that a driver will be involved in an accident. However, a recent study proves that the drivers are not the… Read More »
Can Using Mediation Make Divorce Less Unpleasant?
Divorce cases tend to be much nastier than regular business disputes. Most people who are in the middle of a divorce feel that they have been wronged and that a judge should hear just how badly their soon-to-be-ex-spouse has behaved. They also know that the couple’s financial assets must be split and issues of… Read More »
