By Charles B. at Judy's Book December 10, 2012
The team at the Charles Boyk Law Offices have worked tirelessly to provide legal advice and legal representation to those hurt in accidents throughout the state of Ohio since 1983. ...read more
By Toledoguy123 June 18, 2012
Bruce Boerst represented me in a car accident a few years ago and made me a TON of money! Mr. Boerst is young, aggressive and seems to have more experience in trial than any other lawyer in my whole town. I needed to use him again in a criminal case and Mr. Boerst was unlike any lawyer I have ever had as he advised me to fight my charge instead of taking a sucker plea deal. I fought the case with him and we won!Mr. Boerst is affordable and I would reccomend him to anyone in need of a lawyer. I hear him on the radio all the time and encourage anyone in need of a lawyer in NW Ohio to call him ASAP! ...read more
By Anonymous September 29, 2011
Very professional and does a great job! ...read more
Please party responsibly. If the unfortunate happens, and you are stopped/pulled over after having consumed some alcoholic beverages, please consider the following: Remain calm and be cooperative with the officer. But, be firm in asserting your rights. Provide your driver's license, registration and insurance only. Do not volunteer any other information. Do not make any statements, especially in response to: "Have you been drinking?" If you admit to drinking even one beer, it gives the officer reason to continue with questions and tests. In fact, with every word you say, the officer is checking for alcohol on your breath or listening for slurred speech. Let the officer know that you respectfully decline to say anything without an attorney present. This may not prevent your arrest, but it goes on the record that you respectfully declined to answer questions without legal counsel. If the officer persists, say that you wish to contact your attorney. Asserting this constitutional right will not be held against you in court. Do not agree to perform ANY field sobriety tests such as the walk and turn or one-legged stand. You are under no legal obligation to submit to these tests. They are unreliable and designed to give the officer supporting evidence for arrest. Do not agree to a roadside Breathalyzer test. Many people confuse this informal test with the "real" chemical test, or are afraid to say no. You are under no obligation to give a sample until you have been actually placed under arrest for suspicion of DUI/OVI. The portable breath test (PBT) device used by law enforcement in traffic stops is not admissible in court. And even if you blow less than .08, that evidence can be used to prove that your driving was impaired. What If You Meet A DUI Roadblock? Law enforcement agencies often set up checkpoints to catch drunk drivers. If you come upon a roadblock, they have no probable cause to suspect you specifically. Thus our advice is: Say as little as possible. Do not admit to drinking alcohol. Do not agree to field sobriety tests. Do not submit to a roadside breath test, unless you are instructed to pull over and they have equipment on-site to take an official breath, blood or urine sample. What Should You Do If You Are Arrested? The officer may decide to take you into custody anyway: Remain cooperative but exercise your right to remain silent. You can't talk your way out of this. Repeat your request to contact an attorney. The Boerst Law Office 413 N Michigan St Toledo, OH 43604 P: (419) 283-6401 F: (888) 221-4062 ...read more
By The Boerst Law Office January 07, 2019
"Borgess Law, LLC was founded on a simple idea, to provide high level quality legal services that are client centered and results driven. Attorney Pamela A. Borgess, the founder and president of Borgess Law, LLC, is an experienced trial attorney who handles all types of civil litigation, including class actions/mass torts, business litigation, medical drugs/devices, and personal injury." ...read more
By Borgess Law, LLC December 08, 2015
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By Martin E. Goff, Attorney May 06, 2015
Getting a divorce is never a pleasant experience. The cost of attorneys and court fees adds to the stress of the divorce. If both parties are in agreement with no party contesting any part of the divorce, you can file for a DYI uncontested divorce. ...read more
International divorce law can be complicated because national divorce laws vary from one another. If the couple is from different countries, one country's divorce laws may have jurisdiction over the couple in regards to the division of property and custody of children. ...read more