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Making the Transition from High School to College Easy for Your Child

September 13, 2016

Graduating from high school and moving into the next stage of life, which may be college, enlistment in the United States military, vocational school, or a full time job, is exciting for any young person and perhaps a bit overwhelming for his or her parents. Today, the majority of high school graduates attend college. As […]

Know How to Recognize an Infection After an Injury

September 7, 2016

When a victim suffers a cut after an injury, he or she needs to take care to avoid an infection. If the victim is unconscious or unable to dress his or her own wound, his or her caretaker must take steps to avoid an infection. Infections occur when foreign objects or bacteria enter the body […]

Make the Transition Back to School Easier This Year

September 1, 2016

School is almost back in session and that means that it is almost time to get into the routine of a new academic year. If you are a divorced parent, a new school year can be especially challenging because it can demand changes to your child custody arrangement, disputes about the costs associated with school […]

What is Hypovolemic Shock?

August 29, 2016

Hypovolemic shock is a condition that occurs when an individual’s plasma level becomes too low. This can occur as a result of losing too much liquid or losing too much blood, either of which can be the result of an accident. Hypovolemic shock can have dangerous complications and in some cases, can result in death. […]

How a Gray Divorce is Different from a Divorce Earlier in Life

August 10, 2016

When a couple divorces after 50 or later in life, they have certain issues to consider that they might not have had to think about if they had divorced in their 30s or 40s.

What Should I Do if I am Burned in an Accident?

August 4, 2016

If you are involved in an accident, such as a car collision or an accident involving a campfire, you can suffer a burn. Burns can be as severe as other types of injuries, causing victims to suffer a loss of sensation in the affected body part, permanent scarring, and the psychological impact of surviving the […]

Keep Your Child Safe at Summer Camp this Year

August 2, 2016

For many children and teens throughout the United States, spending time at summer camp is an integral part of summer vacation where new friendships and memories are made. If your child is heading off to camp this summer, whether he or she is going for the first time or as a summer camp veteran, it […]

Exploring Your Debt Relief Options

July 27, 2016

When you are facing a significant level of personal debt, you might feel like you have no options. Do not think this way. You do have options, and these include far more productive strategies than simply doing nothing and allowing your home to go into foreclosure and your possessions to be repossessed. Although filing for […]

What are My Rights Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act?

July 26, 2016

When you have outstanding debt, you probably face numerous calls from your creditors and in some cases, debt collection agencies. Although these calls are made to remind you of your debt obligation, they can easily seem pointed and even judgmental. You know that you need to pay your debt back and you might be taking […]

Dry Drowning: An Unexpected Summer Fatality

July 21, 2016

This summer, you will probably go swimming at some point. You might have a swimming pool in your backyard, head to a local pool, lake, or pond, or take a vacation to the coast to enjoy the ocean. When you go swimming, you take certain precautions to reduce your chance of drowning, such as swimming […]