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Attorney John B. Seed is a lawyer serving New Bedford, MA and the surrounding communites. Attorney John B. Seed strives to share knowledge with potential clients throughout the process. If you’re interested in learning more about our local legal systems, we encourage you to explore our blog.
What Is Considered a Violent Crime?
In the state of Massachusetts, violent crimes are considered any criminal act that involves using physical force, weapons, or verbal threats of violence of any kind. A violent crime can be defined as a crime in which a victim is harmed by or threatened with violence....
Domestic Violence: Is it a Misdemeanor or Felony?
Domestic Violence: Is it a Misdemeanor or Felony? In Massachusetts, domestic violence crimes may be considered a misdemeanor or felony, depending on the severity of the crimes. A report of domestic violence is always treated seriously because if not, a tragedy can...
How to Get Off Probation Early
There are many benefits of ending your probation early: avoiding additional costs, lowering your risk of a violation, eliminating anxiety, and a general sense of freedom, to name a few. But how do you know if you qualify for an early release? Attorney John B. Seed is...
What Happens After You Violate the Terms of Your Probation
Violation of the terms of your probation can result in a variety of penalties. These penalties can be severe and could even see you being sent to jail or prison for the duration of your sentence. In this post, we will discuss a few of the penalties available to the...
Aggravated Drunk Driving & Deportation
A DWI or DUI charge can be an incredibly stressful situation for one to endure. However, the stakes can be even greater for those who immigrated to the United States from another country. Attorney John B. Seed is here to alleviate your worry. When it comes to drunk...
What Are the Penalties for Domestic Violence in Massachusetts?
The penalties for a domestic violence charge in Massachusetts can range from probation to jail time. Similar to other charges, the penalties handed down by the court often vary based on the specific circumstances of the incident in question, as well as the defendant's...
How to Get Your Driver’s License Back After DUI
Following a DUI charge, the minimum suspension period in Massachusetts is 45 days and can be up to one year in some cases. Of course, if you find yourself in this scenario, you would probably like to get your license back as soon as possible. However, there are more...
What Is the Penalty for 2nd Offense Dui in Massachusetts?
In Massachusetts, there are a few penalties most commonly picked from to create the punishment for each offender. If you were recently charged with a 2nd offense DUI, and are looking for someone to cover you on the legal side of things, contact the office of John B...
The Difference Between OUI vs. DUI in Massachusetts
Navigating the nuances of a driving charge can be incredibly complex. Attorney John B. Seed clarifies the confusion by examining the difference between OUI vs. DUI in Massachusetts. Whether you’re from the state or get charged while visiting, knowing your rights is...
Understanding 1st, 2nd & 3rd OUI/DUI Offenses in Massachusetts
Whether you’re facing your 1st, 2nd, or 3rd OUI/DUI offense, working with an experienced DUI attorney is essential to achieving the best outcome in your case. Massachusetts has some of the strictest DUI laws in the United States. Depending on your unique case, you...