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Joint Custody Tips
By Rebert Mccormack · 13 years ago
For people who are longing a separation or divorce with children concerned, determining the standing of the youngsters is typically the foremost difficult and contentious issue to resolve. The courts, a minimum of in theory, ...
Disestablishment of Paternity in Florida – The Facts
By Kenneth Diaz · 13 years ago
How does a disestablishment of paternity work in Florida? This article explains the rules for alleged fathers who find out they aren't really the fathers.
Imagine a couple dating casually on and off. Both have ...
D.U.I Chemical Tests And Your Rights
By Steven Tabano · 13 years ago
Implied Consent Law
Each person who drives in the state of Pennsylvania is deemed to have given his/her consent to one or more chemical tests of their breath, blood, or urine upon a lawful request. ...
When Does One Become Eligible to Apply for Citizenship?
By Paul Anderson · 13 years ago
You can become a citizen of the United States either by birth or through naturalization. If you were born in the US, you become a US citizen automatically. You also can claim citizenship if you ...
The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act of Canada
By Sarah Granger · 13 years ago
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act
If you live in Canada, you may be aware of the laws regarding the act of declaring bankruptcy. Declaring bankruptcy occurs when a person or organization cannot repay his or her ...
Shoulder Dystocia, Birth Injuries, and your Legal Rights
By John Mininno · 13 years ago
Childbirth should be a beautiful and profound experience for two new parents, but sometimes, medical complications arise that cause fear and tragedy during the birthing process. There are many different ways a vaginal childbirth can ...
Florida Child Custody – The Facts about Child Custody in Florida
By Kenneth Diaz · 13 years ago
What are the facts about Florida child custody? When it comes to child custody, the policy of the state of Florida is to take care that both parents have frequent and ongoing contact with each ...
Do I Have to Have a Lawyer to Probate a Will in Texas?
By Keith Morris · 13 years ago
Probate is used by the courts to carry out the will of someone who has died, distribute the assets of a deceased person to their beneficiaries, and make sure that any debts left by the ...
5 Early Signs That You Might Require A Litigation Lawyer
By Kerry Peck · 13 years ago
When most individuals first seek help for a legal problem, they don't know that some attorneys have more experience working in the courtroom than others. Most people in need of help know that each attorney ...
3 Things Every Will Attorney Wants You To Know
By Kerry Peck · 13 years ago
Disclaimer: This article is not intended to provide legal advice or legal representation. Only a consultation with a lawyer can provide specific guidance for your situation.
Most Americans know that to ensure their assets are ...
Common Question for Pardon and Waiver Experts
By Ned Lecic · 13 years ago
The legal issues of criminal pardons and US entry waivers are a slippery slope for the layperson. A fair amount of confusion and misinformation abounds in society, as can be seen by some of the ...
A Guide For a Triumphant Injury Claim
By Ruhul Amin · 13 years ago
No one can ever say when accidents can occur. Sports-acquired injury, motor accidents, unguarded collisions or falls, unintentionally feeding something sharp, electrical-related injuries are merely a number of of the accidents one can meet. You ...
What Is Citizenship?
By Paul Anderson · 13 years ago
US Citizenship
To qualify for American citizenship, you should be at least 18 years or older and a permanent resident (Green Card holder). You have to be a permanent resident for five years to be ...
Orlando Auto Accident Attorney - Orlando Auto Accident Lawyer
By Jeremiah Jaspon · 13 years ago
According to NHTSA, automobile accidents claim over forty thousand lives each year and are responsible for millions of injuries. Auto accidents cost Americans over twoo hundred billion in property loss, bills, productivity loss and other ...
Best Interests of the Child
By Robert Mccormack · 13 years ago
The "Best Interests of the Child" Doctrine
A hundred years ago within the United States, fathers got custody of their kids in divorce cases. In subsequent decades, but, courts utterly shifted their focus, adopting a ...
Civil Rico Litigation and BP Common Pleading Errors and How BP Can Win the Law Suit
By Daniel Gillespie · 13 years ago
While the recent news doesn’t bode well for BP’s litigation defense efforts, a plaintiff’s lawyer suing BP still has no guarantee of success. In a recent WSJ Law Blog, Oil Spill Lawyers Competing Against BP ...
A Common Sense Approach to Taking Care of Common Legal Needs Using Online Legal Services
By Daniel Gillespie · 13 years ago
So you need a lawyer, but can’t afford one. Or, perhaps, you have a need for some legal work,
TN Law Center Provides Online Legal Services
but getting an attorney would be overkill. There are ...
Using Private Security Witness Protection Services To Keep Prosecution Representatives Safe
By Andrew Cameron · 13 years ago
What witness protection allows, in any situation in which the evidence that somebody is to give is crucial at a trial or civil matter, is peace of mind through the elimination of their fears and ...
Getting the most from Workers Compensation
By Kayla Ella · 13 years ago
The workplace can be a dangerous, or even hazardous, place. Whether you work in an office building, a restaurant, or a construction site, there are all sorts of dangers. Accidents can happen. For this reason, ...
Does the landlord have any legal rights over the tenant in California?
By Susan J Morris · 13 years ago
Landlords usually have the same power over the tenants in all the states of the USA and hardly there is something that the landlord cannot enjoy over his tenant in any other state. All the ...