Concentration requires an immense input of your time and effort. And being bombarded with a lot of information on a daily basis doesn’t help the situation. But the case isn’t hopeless since there are many ways you can improve your concentration level. Here are four tips on how you can go about it. Choose your environment The […]
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When you’re thinking about divorce and have a considerable amount of assets and money, you may be tempted to hide those from your spouse. This is especially true if you believe that you have (solely) worked for that money or if you are extremely angry at your spouse. You may have your reasons for doing
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A crime is any act punishable by your state. Civil and criminal law are the two broad categories of law. Civil laws mainly focus on legal controversies and monetary damages. Criminal law, on the other hand, involves serious crimes. Penalties for breaking criminal law are unlike in the case of civil law, which involve forfeiture
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A spike in divorce cases could occur across the country within the next several months, mostly because they would want to avoid being subject to a new rule on alimony payments. By 2019, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will no longer deduct alimony from a paying spouse’s income. This will repeal a 76-year-old rule that has
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Circumstances in life change and even if your child support order was formally established, you still have a chance to have the details adjusted. Whether you need to have the particulars of the child support order modified for a short while or permanently, there has to be evidence that your circumstances have changed. Increase in
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Probate is necessary if somebody passes away with property still legally titled in his/her name. It involves changing the deceased’s title into that of his/her heirs. Typical probate administration of a deceased’s estate requires the appointment of a personal representative. In some methods, however, a personal representative is not appointed. These methods are collectively called
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As much as we like to believe there’s hope for humanity, the prevalence of crimes cannot be denied. Thankfully, science has advanced to the point that we can test evidence to prove a suspect’s involvement beyond a reasonable doubt. It’s an exciting field, and it’s not surprising if you would like to learn the basics
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Married couples in the U.S. typically seek legal counsel in January about the involved procedures of filing for a divorce, which led the month to become the unofficial “divorce season.” Unlike in December, which has been dubbed the “engagement month,” divorce inquiries normally increase in January before reaching their peak in the next two months.
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You know, or must know, that a police officer should give the “Miranda Warning” before questioning you when you’re in custody. Otherwise, no one can use your statements, and all the proof obtained from the interrogation against you during a trial. However, you should know that even the Miranda rights or rule comes with three
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A divorce lawyer will give you proper legal advice and will represent you in court. Unfortunately, the lawyer who served as the mediator during the mediation process cannot represent you or your partner in a divorce trial. You may want to get referrals from family and friends when looking for a divorce attorney. The Burnham Law
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