What Is Castle Doctrine in Kentucky
Criminal Defense attorney Michael Bouldin describes Castle Doctrine and exceptions in Kentucky KRS 503.055.
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Castle Doctrine, Stand Your Ground and Not Shooting People On Your Property
Attorney Michael Bouldin describes Castle Doctrine, Stand Your Ground Law and limitations on shooting people just because they are on your property.
Is Marijuana Legal in Kentucky?
N. Ky. criminal defense attorney exposes myths about Gov. Beshear’s Executive Order and legislation about possession of Marijuana in Kentucky.
Do Attorneys Charge for Consultations?
Experienced attorney Michael Bouldin discusses retainer agreements and consultation fees in this blog.
Experienced Attorney With Executives and Physicians Getting Divorced
Michael Bouldin has a significant history handling financially complex divorce cases with varying investments and compensation packages.
What is Effect of Beshear’s Executive Order on Marijuana Charges?
Criminal Defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses getting marijuana convictions and charges dismissed and expunged. Also discussed is ineffective Executive Order issued by Kentucky Governor Beshear.
Medical Marijuana in Kentucky
Criminal defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses Kentucky Governor’s Executive Order which allows possession of marijuana for medicinal purposes in the Commonwealth.
Defending Traffic Tickets
Northern Kentucky criminal defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses benefits of using a lawyer even with charged with a traffic violation.
Northern Kentucky Criminal and Family Law SuperLawyers
Attorney Michael Bouldin provides overview the Northern Kentucky Super Lawyers practicing criminal defense and family/divorce law. Super Lawyers announces top 5% of lawyers annually as selected by patented process.
Expunge – Start New Year With a Clean Record
Criminal Defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses benefits of expungement of criminal record in Kentucky. May be eligible for misdemeanor and felony convictions. Start off New Year with a clean criminal record!