Welcome to the DiDonato & Burke Law Firm’s Resources page. As experienced attorneys in criminal defense, civil rights, real estate law, and personal injury, we believe in empowering our clients with knowledge.
Here, you’ll find articles containing a wealth of information on various legal topics, from understanding your rights during an arrest to navigating complex real estate transactions. While these resources provide valuable insights, they are not a substitute for personalized legal advice.
Our team, led by criminal defense attorney Thomas F. Burke and Litigation and Real Estate Transaction attorney Dawn DiDonato-Burke is always available to personally discuss your specific case and provide the expert guidance you need. We hope these resources help you better understand the legal landscape and underscore our commitment to serving as your dedicated advocates when winning matters most.
Being charged with a crime is frightening on its own—but when the government tries to take your property before you’ve even had your day in court, the stakes rise dramatically. That’s what happens in asset forfeiture cases. Whether it’s your cash, vehicle, home, or business assets, law enforcement can seize
Facing domestic violence allegations is one of the most serious and emotionally charged situations anyone can experience. Whether the claims are accurate, exaggerated, or completely false, the impact can be immediate and far-reaching. Criminal defense attorney Thomas F. Burke at DiDonato & Burke Law Firm, understands these cases often involve
At DiDonato & Burke Law Firm, we understand how much is at stake in a criminal case. The outcome often depends on more than just physical evidence or legal arguments—it often depends on whether the jury believes the people testifying. Witness credibility plays a central role in how the story
Being wrongfully arrested can be one of the most shocking and stressful experiences a person can face. Whether it stems from mistaken identity, false accusations, or a misunderstanding, the impact of being taken into custody when you’ve done nothing wrong is serious—and the consequences can be long-lasting. At DiDonato &
When facing criminal charges, defendants often have the option to negotiate a plea bargain rather than proceeding to trial. A plea bargain is an agreement between the prosecution and the defense in which the defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge or receives a reduced sentence in exchange for avoiding
In criminal defense cases, forensic evidence plays a pivotal role in determining guilt or innocence. As legal proceedings rely on solid proof to build a case, forensic science provides objective, scientific data that can support or challenge claims made by the prosecution or defense. From DNA analysis to digital forensics,