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If a Missouri police officer takes you into custody, you might wind up needing legal support. If the state files criminal charges against you, you’re guaranteed an opportunity to refute them. However, unless you have a clear understanding of Missouri laws, as well as...
If you're traveling in Missouri or elsewhere, and another vehicle hits you, it is imperative to monitor your health for the foreseeable future. You will no doubt undergo an initial medical examination, via ambulance transport to a hospital or airflight, if you have...
If you have made a legal decision to file a petition in a Missouri court to end your marriage, the following months will no doubt include a decision-making process, especially if you have children. It is natural to focus on issues that directly pertain to your...
We are proud to announce that attorney and founding partner of Rogers Sevastianos & Bante LLP, John P. Rogers, has been recognized by The Best Lawyers In America in the area of Criminal Defense for 2023. The Best Lawyers list recognizes attorneys across the country...
There’s often a lot of confusion surrounding the words murder, manslaughter and homicide. Some people use them as if they are interchangeable and they all mean the same thing. Others will say homicide consistently, as if talking about murder. But what is the actual...
When you have to drive around large vehicles, it can be terrifying. If a semi goes out of control or starts moving into your lane, you could be hit and end up with serious injuries. A momentary lapse by one driver could change your life forever. Unfortunately, truck...
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While you work on setting up child custody arrangements with your ex-spouse, you’ll come across a number of topics that you need to discuss. Among them, there are four that are particularly important to address, so you and the other parent are on the same page on how...
Missouri and Illinois may be neighbors, but you should know that their gun laws are not the same. Missouri's and Illinois’s gun laws are different enough that it’s possible that you could get into trouble with the law if you take a gun between the states in the wrong...