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If you have reached the point in your marriage where divorce is inevitable, it might still be possible for you and your spouse to work cooperatively to make the divorce less stressful for yourselves and your children. Consider completing your divorce through mediation, a process where a neutral third party guides the divorcing couple to […]
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When you create your estate plan, there are many things you need to consider. An estate plan is more than just your will, it is all of your desires for your own care and the succession of your assets after you are incapacitated and after your death. Planning for your long-term care is an essential […]
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When you are suffering from an injury after an accident, the medical bills can pile up quickly. This paired with having to stay out of work to recover can make your injury very expensive. Instead of going into debt because of your injury, consider seeking compensation for your injury-related expenses through a personal injury claim. […]
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In today’s increasingly paperless world, many employers are switching to electronic forms of payment. These include direct deposit into the employees’ bank accounts, payment via online platforms, and payroll cards. For many employees, these electronic payment forms are easier and more convenient than receiving a traditional paper check. Just like everything else within the realm […]
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Seeing a child suffer an injury can be one of the most devastating things a parent can experience. But children, just like adults, can be victims of accidents like dog bites, slip and falls, and car accidents. If your child is injured in an accident, you can file a personal injury claim on his or […]
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A marriage is a legal contract. As such, it must comply with state and federal law in order to be legally binding. Noncompliance with these laws can render your marriage invalid, putting you in a precarious legal position. If your marriage is legally invalid, you are not actually married. But this does not mean you […]
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Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation that causes the victim to doubt his or her memory, perception, and even sanity. An individual who gaslights another does so by misdirecting the victim, lying to the victim, and creating situations in which the victim feels he or she cannot trust his or her own senses, rendering […]
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The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 amended Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to include pregnancy as a protected class. With this amendment, it became illegal to fire employees for being pregnant. It also became illegal to discriminate against employees in any way on the grounds of pregnancy or childbirth. Pregnancy discrimination, […]
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If you are a parent of a minor child, you will need to develop a parenting plan for yourself and your former spouse to follow after your divorce. Except for cases in which the child is at risk of being harmed, it is in a child’s best interest to maintain a consistent relationship with both […]
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Road rage incidents increase during the summer months. There are a few reasons for this. One is simple: the heat. When temperatures climb, drivers’ discomfort pushes them to act and react in more irrational ways. Another reason for increased road rage incidents is the increase in drivers on the road, especially in tourist areas. Visitors […]
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