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Without a ticket, can an officer prove probable cause in a DUI case?

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Jun 20, 2018 | Uncategorized

A police officer pulls you over at 1:30 a.m. He claims you were going 67 MPH in a 55 MPH zone and asks to see your driver's license and registration. You hand it over. The officer goes back to his squad car.When he comes back, he asks you a few questions and you start...

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When is a dog owner liable for a bite?

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Jun 19, 2018 | Criminal Defense

No one wants to believe their dog is aggressive. Our dogs are our best friends, travel partners and family members. However, our best friends can make a mistake and bite someone. It helps for owners to know their responsibilities in case of a dog bite. Onebite law...

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Parents deserve the chance to bond with their child post-divorce

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Jun 12, 2018 | Child Custody & Parenting Plans

For example, the court might take the child's preference into account. The court will also look at the child's school grades and the child's development. Sometimes an initial child custody and visitation order isn't working out. When conflicts arise post-divorce,...

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Football player pulled over by police, accused of drug dealing

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Jun 6, 2018 | Criminal Defense

Being accused of a crime can damage anyone's reputation, but this damage is only amplified when the accused is a celebrity. Celebrities live their life in the public eye, so any alleged wrongdoing can quickly be blown out of proportion, even if they are innocent....

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There are many good reasons, besides taxes, for estate planning

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Jun 5, 2018 | Estate Planning

People in Virginia may wonder, "Should I have an estate plan?" After all, thinking about one's death is unpleasant, and some people may want to avoid making the tough decisions that must be made in the estate planning process. Moreover, when the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act...

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Virginia courts may consider certain factors in property division

On Behalf of Coates, Battle & Tyree, P.C. | Jun 4, 2018 | High Asset Divorce

Some of the hardest decisions a couple going through a divorce in Virginia will have to make have to do with dividing their property. After all, over the course of their marriage they may have accumulated many highly-valuable assets such as a house, vacation home,...

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