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Most of us have seen police shows on TV where an officer informs someone in custody that they have a right to remain silent and be represented by an attorney during questioning. This statement, required by a 1966 U.S. Supreme Court decision, is known as your Miranda Rights.

The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution was enacted to protect citizens from any unlawful search and seizure by government authorities, including law enforcement officers. Unless under certain exceptions, it is illegal for a police officer to search a person's home, vehicle, or property without obtaining a valid search warrant or following the guidelines for conducting searches.

If you have sustained an injury because of someone else’s negligent conduct, you might be entitled to financial compensation. However, you may have questions regarding what you should and should not do when pursuing compensation after an injury.

If you’ve suffered any kind of personal injury in Iowa, it’s important to reach out to legal counsel. The attorneys at Balduchi Law Office, PC are ready to help you navigate the personal injury process and pursue the compensation you deserve.

Breaking the law or committing a crime in Iowa could result in an arrest or criminal charge. Unfortunately, the consequences of a criminal charge or conviction are often far-reaching and would affect every aspect of your life.

If you or someone close to you has been arrested and charged with a crime, there’s a lot you’ll need to learn and understand about the criminal justice system, especially if this is a first offense.

You might remember the moment that you received a phone call informing you that your loved one had been in a car accident. Then again, you might have been traveling in the same vehicle at the time.

During June, July and August, Iowa roadways gain an increase in the presence of motorcyclists. In fact, beginning in spring as the snow melts and weather warms, many motorcycle enthusiasts cannot wait to get on the road.

When you determine that your marriage includes irresolvable differences, you might make a decision that has both immediate and far-reaching implications. If you’re a parent or a family business owner, these implications may be complex, especially regarding finances.

If you are considering ending your marriage, or you recently started the legal proceedings to do so, you likely want to ensure you know what to expect regarding your property, particularly during a high-asset case. Iowa, like most other states, adheres to equitable distribution laws when it comes to dividing assets during a divorce.