ACCESSIBLE LEGAL ADVICE

Purchase our e-books :: click here!

Download one of the following FREE e-books:

Driving Under the Influence

To help you understand a Driving Under the Influence charge, we've prepared this free e-book. DUI is one of the most common criminal code charges. There are defenses - but the best defense is not to drink and drive.

• To open a Microsoft Word (doc) version of the e-book, please click here.
• To open a Acrobat Reader (pdf) version of the e-book, please click here.

Bankruptcy

Is bankruptcy a solution for you? This e-book outlines the bankruptcy process, step-by-step, to help you make an informed decision.

• To open a Microsoft Word (doc) version of the e-book, please click here.
• To open a Acrobat Reader (pdf) version of the e-book, please click here.

Real Estate Transactions

Your home is likely the largest purchase of your life. This free e-book explains the legal process involved and helps you avoid mistakes when buying or selling.

• To open a Microsoft Word (doc) version of the e-book, please click here.
• To open a Acrobat Reader (pdf) version of the e-book, please click here.

In addition to our free e-books, Siscoe Law offers online e-books on other topics. Books are available as either PDF files or as Word documents.

Order our Get a Lawyer e-book on separation and divorce - CLICK HERE

More than 24 years' of experience is behind our e-book on separation and divorce.
During that time, we have represented an average of two clients a week in family law, which means we have handled approximately 2,500 family law cases. For $19.95, you can share in our expertise.

Order our e-book on Fighting a Speeding Ticket - CLICK HERE

Learn how you can defend yourself against a speeding ticket. This straightforward, plain language explanation gives you tips on how to prepare and present your case.

DISCLAIMER:
Unless otherwise noted, all articles on this site have been written by Martin J. Siscoe, Barrister and Solicitor and Notary Public for the Province of New Brunswick. Nothing is intended to be used as legal advice as each person's situation is unique. This information should not be relied upon in respect to any specific situation your or an acquaintance may be facing. The law is always changing and what is good law today may become outdated tomorrow. Articles can go out of date quickly in spite of an effort to regularly update. Information contained on this web site is for educational purposes only. If you have a legal problem, this information may help you to understand certain aspects of the law, but get your own legal advice from a lawyer.