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Putting Children First: Understanding The Importance Of Child Support

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Most parents have more than just a passing worry when it comes to how a divorce might affect their children. The law backs parents up on that issue, and in fact, the family courts place the health and well-being of minor children above almost everything else. When it comes to child support, the courts have set guidelines to follow and punishments for those who fail to do so. Read on to learn more. Read More»

Denied Your Social Security? Getting Legal Help Affordably

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If you are like most, you’ve noticed the ads for Social Security lawyers who promise to help you get benefits at no cost, and you may have wondered how that is possible. The answer is that the services are not technically free of charge, but the contingency fee agreement is an awesome service for those who need it. Read on to learn more. Why You Need Help It can be devastating news to get; after all the waiting the Social Security Administration (SSA) has denied you your benefits. Read More»

How Courts Handle Complications With Religious Issues After Divorce

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Religion may be a non-issue for some divorcing parents while, for others, it is a big part of life that cannot be ignored. If you are in the latter category, then you may have a complication in your hand if you and your spouse subscribe to different religions or one of you doesn’t believe in any religion. Ideally, you should sit down with your partner to decide which religious upbringing is best for your child or whether to align them with any religion at all. Read More»

Understanding The Primary Role Of A Court-Appointed Child Advocate In A Legal Proceeding

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When children become involved in a legal battle, whether it is two parents fighting for custody or a criminal case in which a child is involved, it is common practice for the court to bring in a child advocate. The child advocate plays a vital role in legal proceedings and beyond to ensure the best interests of the child are always protected at a time when other parties involved may not have the child’s best interests in mind. Read More»

When Work Hurts: Workers Comp And Carpel Tunnel Syndrome

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Many jobs involve the use of your hands and wrists to some extent, but some depend on the almost constant use of them. When the wrist joint becomes overused, it can make simple movements, let alone work, excruciating. If your wrist area is bothering you to the point that you can no longer work at your job, you may have carpel tunnel syndrome and you may be eligible for workers compensation benefits. Read More»