Creating A Case For Yourself

Posted on: 20 July 2020

If you've been arrested for a DUI, and you're in the middle of a custody dispute, you need legal representation. The outcome of your DUI case can have a direct impact on your custody case. In fact, if you're convicted of a DUI, you could lose your custody case altogether, especially if this isn't your first conviction. The last thing you want is to lose custody of your children over a DUI.
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Posted on: 19 June 2020

A car accident can be one of the most damaging and dangerous experiences that you can have. Not surprisingly, auto accidents will often lead to legal proceedings as the victim attempts to recover damages for the losses that they suffered. Consider Whether Any Witnesses Were Present It is always useful to be aware of any witnesses that may have been present during the auto accident. These individuals can help to vouch for the events of the accident, which can increase the credibility of your testimony and claims.
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Posted on: 14 May 2020

When you have gone through a divorce, you may receive alimony or you might receive spousal support. You may also wonder what the difference is between both types of requirements. They are actually terms that refer to the same obligation and the usage of both words can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Alimony Vs. Child Support Alimony is considered to be an outdated term and referred to as the provision that a husband or wife would give to his or her spouse.
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Posted on: 9 April 2020

The law expects drivers to maintain safe distances on the road. A safe distance is one that allows you to stop without hitting the driver in front in case of a road emergency. For this reason, most rear drivers end up liable for rear-end accidents. However, there are exceptional cases where these drivers are not liable for the accident. Below are some examples of such exceptions. Sudden Reversal Rear-end accidents typically occur if the rear car drives into the forward car.
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