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What if the Other Parent of My Child is in Contravention of a Family Court Order?

October 22, 2018 Legal

Parents bound by parenting orders should take reasonable steps to follow the court orders. But how could the law make absolutely certain that parents comply with these strict orders? In general, courts and law enforcement authorities don’t handle compliance with family court orders. However, if [Read More]

Helping Minority Groups Find Equality in New Mexico: The LGBT Community

October 17, 2018 Legal

Every American citizen has the right to representation, especially if they belong to a minority group. The members of the LGBT (Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transgenders) community are no different. Many of them face discrimination and many other difficulties, but many LGBT couples and families have [Read More]

Tort Law and and its uses in personal injury cases

Tort Law: Protecting Individuals from the Harmful Actions of Others

October 8, 2018 Legal

Personal injury encompasses a wide range of different lawsuits. This practice also includes a level of advocacy due to the need to specialize in a specific niche. At the same time, lawyers would have to do more research into applicable law and precedent. They also [Read More]

Child Custody 101: What’s a Custody Schedule?

October 4, 2018 Legal

Child custody schedules offer requirements and guidelines for parents who have a shared or joint custody arrangement. Family courts generally determine custody schedules, while a judge approves and issues them. Usually, they’re created following a separation or divorce, or through specific requests. What’s in a [Read More]

How Do You Defend Yourself from a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

October 4, 2018 Legal

Those who require a defense attorney for personal injury lawsuits should be aware of the comparative and contributory negligence rules imposed in certain states. Most states follow the comparative negligence rule. According to Matthew Jube, Attorney at Law, this means that both parties have their [Read More]

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