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  How Do You Get Guardianship Of An Adult?

  There are many reasons why someone would want to file for guardianship of an adult. If you are trying to get guardianship for an adult loved one, you’ll want to hire a family law attorney to help you. While you can try to obtain guardianship while representing yourself, the law is full of nuances and technicalities. A family law lawyer can navigate these and represent you so that you have a greater chance of being awarded guardianship.

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  Understanding Crimes Around The Holidays: Is The Holiday Season More Dangerous?

  The holidays aren’t always merry and bright. Crimes around the holidays can ruin them, whether you've been a victim of a crime or accused of one. Desperation, stress, and properties left unattended to while the owners are on vacation can all contribute to crime rates over the holiday season. However, not all types of crimes increase over the holidays. Here’s what you need to know about crimes around the holiday season.

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  Are You Liable If Someone Slips And Falls On Your Sidewalk?

  Here is what you need to know about whether or not you can be held liable if someone slips and falls on the sidewalk that goes by your property. If ever you have any specific questions, it’s always a good idea to consult with an attorney about your unique situation.

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  7 Key Differences Between Adult And Juvenile Criminal Justice Systems

  When faced with a criminal charge, one will need to go through the justice system. A criminal defense attorney can provide one with the support and guidance they need in order to strive to achieve the best possible outcome. Since one hears about the adult and juvenile criminal justice systems as two separate terms, one may wonder what the differences between adult and juvenile criminal justice systems are, so that they may be better prepared to face them.

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  3 Important Distinctions Between Guardians And A Power Of Attorney

  If you ever become incapacitated, there will need to be someone who will be able to get your things into order and ensure that everything is taken good care of. That is why guardians and power of attorney documents exist. Both positions are intended to help people who are unable to help themselves. However, there are differences between guardianship and power of attorney that are important to understand. Continue reading to learn more about the responsibilities and differences between these two appointments.

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  Do You Have To Pay Child Support Before Getting Court Orders?

  Child support is an often tricky subject for many individuals to figure out after a divorce or in the event of an unplanned pregnancy. It can be difficult for anyone to negotiate with an ex-spouse or with the other parent of a child, especially if there is unresolved anger or hurt between the two of […]

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