Domestic Violence and Divorce
What to do with the kids when one divorced parent wants...
Susan R. Miller | 23 March, 2021
COVID-19 has caused many people to re-evaluate their lives, including where they will live. New job opportunities, the ability to work from home indefinitely, the need to...
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What Does "Reasonable Grounds" for DWIs in Missouri Mea...
Chris Raghebi | 23 March, 2021
Imagine you're driving home at about 10:45pm, traveling 47 MPH in a 35 MPH zone when you get pulled over by a law enforcement officer. The officer says he smelled a s...
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How to Get Your Record Sealed or Expunged in Texas
Jane Meggitt | 22 March, 2021
A criminal record, even for a minor crime, limits a person’s life in numerous ways. They are ineligible for certain jobs, housing and student loans. A long-ago run-...
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No Fault Divorce vs. Fault Divorce - What these terms m...
Frankie Grijalva | 18 March, 2021
No-fault divorces mean that the person filing for divorce doesn't have to prove that the other person did something to cause the end of the marriage. Every...
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Just been furloughed? Don’t worry. It’s not the sam...
Austin Hanover | 18 March, 2021
As job losses mount across the nation, people have started hearing more about two distinct forms of unemployment: A furlough A lay off. A...
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Why you need a lawyer in adoption cases
Stephanie Cortes | 18 March, 2021
In the United States, adoption is a process that requires court approval to establish a legal guardian relationship for a child (or an adult technically). Usually, ado...
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