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When going through a divorce, it's crucial to tell parties involved in your child's life about it. Since your child spends a good part of their day in school, it's vital that their teachers know their parents are going through a divorce. Your child may show...
You’ll hear people talk about the divorce rate in many different ways. Some will say that it’s been on the rise ever since the institution of no-fault divorce laws, which made divorce easier. Others will say that the divorce rate is falling, especially because couples...
Divorce serves as, almost universally, a major life transition. Dividing property to create two households out of one is just a single practical effect of this major life event. Depending on a former couple’s circumstances, dividing personal property can leave one or...
The main concern many people have after an arrest is the possibility of jail time. People don't want to spend time away from their families or risk losing their jobs because of criminal penalties. Some people overlook other potential consequences in their eagerness to...
When parents share custody after a divorce or separation, one of the most important decisions they must make is crafting a parenting time schedule that works for both them and their children. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, as every family has different needs,...
Divorce can be a confusing and even frustrating process. People don't know what to expect. When they try to research the process online, the information they find might be inaccurate. The rules about divorce are different in every state. Nebraska's statutes are...
You might not feel great about divorcing. Guilt and shame are common among those about to untie the knot. Hence, it is understandable if you’d prefer to keep the news private. However, if you have children, you simply have to tell the staff at your school that you are...
Legalese makes for muddy waters in a DUI arrest, and what you do not know can harm your case. For instance, the two terms "reasonable suspicion" and "probable cause" arise frequently in DUI cases. Knowing what these terms mean and the role they play in your case can...
