Ed Shaw Law

08/04/2026

Feeling frustrated with slow courts or decisions that don’t seem fair? Don’t take the law into your own hands. Read our quick guide on why self-help can make matters worse — and what safe, legal options you should consider instead.

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We have all been tempted to do it, the court system is agonizingly slow at times, judges do not always make the right decisions, it seems easy just to take care of it ourself.

07/22/2026

That little bit of legal info you read online might not apply to your situation — and could even hurt your case. In our new blog post, Ed Shaw Law explains why context and local rules matter, and why getting advice from an experienced attorney is the safest path.

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That old saying is a little misleading, I think there is a good argument that knowledge is always good, the more one knows the better. The old saying comes up alot in my line of work, I hear from people who have seen material online that tells them a little bit about how the legal system may work, b...

07/01/2026

When a criminal charge is dismissed, it can change everything for the defendant — from avoiding a criminal record to restoring peace of mind. Our latest blog breaks down the common reasons prosecutors dismiss charges and what that means for you.
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Occassionally, our office received the news every defense attorney loves to see, a charge against a client was dismissed by the prosecutor. How does a criminal charge get dismissed?

06/24/2026

Can you beat the odds in court? Discover what really affects verdicts and rulings in our latest blog post from Ed Shaw Law. Short, clear insights to help set realistic expectations and prepare your case.

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What are the chances of getting a good verdict after a jury trial, what are the chances of the judge ruling in my favor after a custody trial, I have been asked questions like this more times than I can count.

06/18/2026

Do you have to show up for court or just submit a written statement? Short answer: it depends. Our new blog breaks down when your presence is required and when a written statement will do — simple, practical guidance for busy people. Read more: https://wix.to/uuXxA0J

The question comes up all the time; people do not know if they need to show up for court, or, sign a written statement.

06/18/2026

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06/11/2026

Money and Divorce: When relationships end, financial questions are often the hardest. Our latest blog breaks down how assets are typically divided, what counts as non-marital property, and practical steps to protect your interests. Read more: https://wix.to/2JrSI3b

Have questions after reading? Reach out — we’re here to help.

When divorces are tough there are usually issues with money. The rules on dividing assets, money, real estate, vehicles, anything of value, are simple, it is generally divided equally, regardless of who earned it, or, whose name is on it. The exception is something that was owned before the marriage...

06/03/2026

New on the blog: The Wheels of Justice Grind Slowly — a brief look at how legal-system portrayals on TV stack up against reality. If you’re curious about what’s accurate and what’s dramatic, this quick read is for you.

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I watch very little TV, but, the shows that I have seen about the legal system vary in how accurate they are, some are almost completely fantasy, others were clearly put together by people who have worked in the legal system, and, are pretty accurate.

05/27/2026

Do police always have to read you your rights when you’re arrested? Short answer: not always. Many people believe Miranda warnings must be read at the moment of arrest — but the rule applies in specific situations involving custodial interrogation. Learn when your rights must be read and what it means for your case in our quick explainer.

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Police shows for decades have shown people being arrested and read the Miranda warning, 'their rights', you have the right to remain silent, etc. Many people assume, understandably, that the police have to read those rights when they arrest you, and, if they do not, you may be able to get the case t...

05/25/2026

As we reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day, we're grateful for the heroes who gave their lives for our freedom. Thank you to all who have served and sacrificed.

Our office will be closed Monday, May 25th and back open Tuesday, May 26th.

Wishing our community a safe and heartfelt holiday.

— The Team at Ed Shaw Law