COVID-19 Updates and Resources
I will keep you updated here with important legal (and other) information related to the COVID-19 virus.
If you need to take a written driving test in Kansas City, you have likely been waiting for some time since written driving tests were temporarily halted as a result…
If you received a traffic ticket and want to contest the ticket or the charges you are facing, it is important to know about the current policies for in-court hearings…
If you need to renew a Missouri drivers license or renew your motor vehicle registration, you now have additional time to do so as a result of the coronavirus pandemic…
Following suit with the Kansas City Courthouse, the Liberty Municipal Court announced that starting June 1, new rules will be going into effect. These rules are intended to minimize the…
Missouri and Kansas have now both lifted their stay-at-home restrictions, while encouraging individuals at high-risk for contracting the virus to continue staying at home if possible. However, the Johnson County…
The next election is June 2nd and Missouri is still in a state of emergency! I spoke with Laurie Ealom, Democratic Director of the Kansas City Election Board to discuss…
May 13th, 2020 Ready or not, Jackson County Circuit Court is reopening to the general public Friday May 18. But many questions remain. I talk with attorney Tracy Spradlin to…
May 6th, 2020The COVID-19 crisis has thrown all of our lives into disarray and confusion. And work is one of the biggest issues. We all want to go back to…
I talked to KC Criminal attorney Stephanie Burton about Kansas City criminal courts during COVID-19. Stephanie tells us how the courts continue to operate, how court employees and incarcerated stay…
With the Coronavirus making itself known across Missouri, there’s never been a more critical time to work together. We’re adjusting to sheltering in place, yet at the same time, we’re…