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Social Media Law: Addressing Online Juvenile Delinquency

April 17, 2017 Legal

Technology and the internet have become a huge part of daily life. Social media, in particular, has become a secondary social environment for teens and adults alike. But like in the real world, people don’t always conform to the rules of society. Because of perceived [Read More]

The Recompense: Understanding the Damages in a Wrongful Death Case

February 22, 2016 Legal

No words are enough to describe the pain of losing a loved one. The emotional toll is simply overwhelming, and it could also pave the way for a string of financial hardships. This is why all states have laws that cover wrongful deaths so as [Read More]

Family Court Matters: Reviewing Modification Orders on Custody

October 8, 2015 Legal

Child custody award, much like awards of alimony and orders for child support, is not permanent. Depending on the current state and surrounding circumstances, the court may modify this. When you think of modification, it does not simply involve the mere adjustment of terms, since [Read More]

Australian Laws: The Darkest Legal Tint for Cars

August 31, 2015 Legal

One of the most common questions car owners ask is this: ‘What’s the darkest tint I can legally get for my car?’ Each Australian state has different laws when it comes to car tinting. If you’re found guilty of going beyond the allowable darkness level, [Read More]

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