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If you live in Kentucky, you might wonder when police could come into your home without a warrant. Both the Constitution and state laws protect your privacy. However, there are specific situations that can allow officers to enter legally even without a warrant. These...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense that can have significant repercussions on various aspects of your life. Whether it is your first offense or not, you will face legal, personal, and professional consequences. #1: Legal consequences The legal...
Whether a T-bone, rear end collision, or head on crash – the expenses resulting from a car crash can quickly add up. Although the exact numbers vary depending on the details of the accident, the following will provide some guidance to help you get a better...
Filing for a divorce is a heavy decision to make. Aside from the emotional baggage, you must consider the time and financial resources the process demands. In Kentucky, there are two types of divorce: contested and uncontested. Understanding the differences between...
If you are facing a drug possession charge in Kentucky, you may be feeling scared and uncertain about what comes next. You are likely asking yourself questions like: “Will I lose my job?” “What will this mean for my kids or family?” “How can I pay for all of this?”...
If an officer stops you for DUI in Kentucky, they may ask you to perform field sobriety tests or blow into a handheld breathalyzer. The choices you make at the roadside can shape the evidence in your case. Kentucky roadside tests are voluntary You do not have to...
When someone hits you in a crash, your first thought might be to assign blame, especially if the other driver was reckless, distracted or clearly at fault. But in Kentucky, the law does not always begin with fault – it starts with your own insurance, which usually...
A traffic stop for the suspicion of drunk driving involves the police officer trying to determine intoxication. They have several options for doing this, including asking the driver to take a field sobriety test for signs of impairment or having them take a chemical...
You might think danger on the road looks like a drunk driver at 2 a.m., a storm rolling in without warning or a teenager behind the wheel on a Saturday night. But statistically, the most dangerous hours to be driving are not in the middle of the night or during...
Police officers can stop a driver in traffic for a variety of reasons. Excessive speed, signs of chemical impairment or issues with a vehicle can justify a traffic stop. During an interaction with the motorist, a police officer may begin to suspect more serious...