Johnson Law Firm, PC

09/16/2021

https://aapda.org/james-johnson-premier-dui-attorney-advanced-level-training-on-fighting-marijuana-cannabis-dui-cases/

James Johnson recently received advanced level training, from the American Association of Premier DUI Attorneys, on how to fight Ma*****na (Cannabis) DUI Cases. It is critical for attorneys to understand the general and clinical indicators that law enforcement officers are trained to look for in mar...

03/24/2021

Although the Cary Arts Center remains closed and in-person events canceled, “the show must go on-line.”  The Cary Arts Center is adapting its performance offerings this fall in the midst of COVID-19.  Instead of presenting shows at the Arts Center, we are bringing you experiences that you can...

01/08/2021

A DUI conviction can lead to substantial fines, lengthy driver’s license revocations, and jail time. These penalties can turn your life upside down. But fortunately, it is possible to avoid the consequences of a DUI conviction.

MORE >>> https://www.jlfva.com/fight-dui-charges/

01/07/2021

"No one wants to have the conversation with their parents about what will happen when they're gone, but it's a conversation that needs to be had." - Business Insider

Here are six steps to talking with your parents today.

READ MORE >>> https://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance/parents-estate-plan-how-to-talk-about

07/03/2020

Today in history:

05/27/2020

Northern Virginia will be moving into Phase One of reopening non-essential businesses on Friday, Gov. Ralph Northam indicated Tuesday, and the state will begin requiring all residents to wear masks

05/23/2020

The Dale City Fourth of July Parade has been canceled. Applications for next year’s parade will be going out a month early.

05/23/2020

If you plan on visiting the Prince William County Courthouse, you'll need to bring a face mask.

05/21/2020

Because of concerns about the Coronavirus, pools and waterparks run by Prince William County won't be opening this summer.

05/13/2020

June 7th

The Prince William County, General District Court will suspend and continue all cases through June 7, 2020. This includes Criminal, Traffic and Civil cases. General District Court will continue to conduct arraignment hearings and bond motions arranged through the Commonwealth's Attorney Office. Protective Orders will continue to be heard as usual. Please call or check the court's website for updates on your case, (703-792-6141 or www.courts.state.va.us.).