Steps For Dealing With An Ex-Spouse Who Isn't Honoring Your Custody Arrangement

Posted on 11 August 2018

While a family court judge rules on the custody arrangement that you and your ex-spouse will have to follow after your divorce, it's important to be clear about every detail so that you don't mistakenly violate it. Hopefully, both you and your ex-spouse will take a mature approach to following the terms of the custody arrangement, but this isn't always the case. It can be difficult when you begin to see signs that your ex-spouse isn't honoring the arrangement. [Read More]

Car Accident Victims: What Should You Do About Your Delayed Pain?

Posted on 13 July 2018

Pain is often the first symptom auto accident victims experience. But for some people, their pain and other symptoms may actually take a while to manifest. Delayed symptoms can be alarming and frightening to some people. If you experienced pain, headaches, and other symptoms weeks after your accident, keep reading. Learn more about your delayed symptoms and what to do about them below. What Are Delayed Symptoms? When symptoms take longer than usual to appear after an accident, doctors call them delayed symptoms. [Read More]

How To Protect Your Business When An Employee Has Filed A Workers' Compensation Claim

Posted on 10 June 2018

If you are an employer, finding out that one of your employees has been hurt on the job can be devastating news. After all, not only are you probably concerned about your employee who might have been injured, but you might also be concerned about how the workers' compensation claim is going to affect your business. These are a few tips that can help you protect your business during this serious time. [Read More]

You've Been Miranda Warned

Posted on 10 May 2018

If you've watched any television at all you've probably seen someone being read theirMiranda Rights or being "Mirandized". The words "you have the right to remain silent" are well-known to most, but once you've encountered those words in real life it changes things. The Miranda warning is important; it's meant to warn suspects that they do not need to compromise their legal protections by speaking to law enforcement without legal counsel. [Read More]

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