by Amy Crooks | Oct 22, 2019 | History, Law, Local News
Our ancestors are woven in the fabric of who we are today, and little did Robert R. Romero Jr. know that someday life would bring him full circle to the place that his ancestors once pioneered and left their mark. German Born They started as German immigrants in...
by Amy Crooks | Oct 17, 2019 | History
In the last three weeks we’ve introduced you to JAMES VIATOR HAWKINS (1874-1940) Part I and Part II and William Stark Hawkins (1910-1971) Part III. Now it’s time for the final chapter for William Stark Hawkins and the best part. Williams Stark Hawkins was a District...
by Amy Crooks | Oct 15, 2019 | Criminal, DUI, DUI, Law
Likely the first thing you want to know is, what is an ALS or BAC hearing? An ALS hearing is an Administrative License Suspension hearing with the Department of Transportation. A BAC hearing is a Blood Alcohol Concentration Hearing by the Court. ALS HEARING If you are...
by Amy Crooks | Oct 10, 2019 | History, Law
In the last two weeks we’ve introduced you to JAMES VIATOR HAWKINS (1874-1940) Part I and Part II. Now it’s time to introduce you to his son, William Stark Hawkins, and the reason we began this series. Williams Stark Hawkins was a District Judge and...
by Amy Crooks | Oct 8, 2019 | Estate Planning, Guardianship
Anyone who is competent to serve as guardian and/or conservator can petition the court to serve in such a role, but there are priority appointments that the court will consider. Designation by Ward The number one priority will be to the person that the incapacitated...
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