If you are going through the difficult process of divorce, chances are you will also go through a child custody battle if you and your ex-spouse have children together. The court will decide which parent gets sole custody of the kids, or if a joint custody is the better option. Here are some things you […]
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When a defendant was forced to commit a crime under threat or actual violence, the defense of duress may be available. A robber, for instance, stopped John and his best friend Joe while walking on the street. The robber then points knife to Joe’s throat and says he will kill him unless John gives him
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Texas, along with other 45 states have hate crime laws. According to the FBI or Federal Bureau of Investigation, hate crimes are crimes performed against another individual, society, or property that’s motivated in part or entirely, by an offender’s prejudice against race, national origin or ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, or religion. Hate Crime Laws in
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Revocable or living trusts have become increasingly popular due to their ability to address problems associated with estate planning, something that common wills fail to address. Nonetheless, some attorneys feel that living trusts have been overstated while others highly recommend them. M-S-lawyers.com explains it in detail. What is a Revocable Trust? A revocable trust is
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Cheating is cheating; it’s not the intention but the deed. Whatever reason your spouse tells you or your friends for doing it, she’s doing it for herself. Cheating is an act of selfishness more than weakness. The problem is not about how you can find out for yourself if it’s true; the problem is how
Is She Cheating? Signs and Moves to Make Read Post »
