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  • When Joint Physical Custody Works

    Going through a divorce is hard. It is never easier on you or your ex-spouse. If you have kids, it is even especially harder on them when their parents fight and split up from each other. Hopefully both parties can agree to joint custody. But while it has its benefits it's only likely to work if: It's What You Both Want One of the hardest things to do is to force a parent to raise their child in a manner they don't want.
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  • Joining The Military & Need A Security Clearance? What About That Expungement In Your Records?

    If you have enlisted in the military in a job that requires a security clearance, you may be concerned about an expungement or other stricken record that can be found in an intensive background check, and rightly so. Security clearances for military personnel can uncover records that other background searches would likely not find. It's crucial for you to fill out the SF86 honestly and completely, particularly the portion regarding police records.
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  • Factors That Determine Length Of DUI Statute Of Limitations

    If you know even a little bit about personal injury cases, then you probably know about the statute of limitations, which bar injury victims from instigating personal injury claims after certain deadlines have passed. Well, the same thing applies in DUI (driving under the influence) cases, only this time the statute of limitations bar the government from instigating cases against DUI suspects after some time. Why There Are Statute Of Limitations for DUIs
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  • Five People Who Could Be Liable In Your Assault Case

    If you have been assaulted in any way, you definitely want to seek out compensation for damages done. Even if these were not physical injuries, there could still be some serious psychological damage that has been done because of assault. Here are five people who could be liable in your case: The Direct Assaulter: The most obvious person is the direct assaulter. This is the person who has either harmed you physically, touched you inappropriately, or even simply threatened to harm you or assault you in any other way.
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  • Gaining Financial Compensation For A Workplace Injury

    In the course of a normal workday, there is always the risk that you will sustain a serious injury that will leave you unable to perform your duties. Sustaining a workplace injury can be devastating, but there are some ways that you can seek financial compensation for your injuries. Here are three avenues to pursue when a workplace injury leaves you unable to earn an income in the future. 1. File a workers' compensation claim.
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  • 4 Helpful Tips For Handling A DUI Arrest

    Being pulled over for a DUI is never a situation you want to find yourself in, which is why it's always important to be smart about either limiting your drinking or ensuring that you have a safe ride back home. However, if you do find yourself in this situation, you want to be sure that you handle it properly. This is going to ensure that you are not facing dire consequences for your actions.
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  • Three Everyday Things That May Lead To A DWI Arrest

    Seeing blue lights in your rear-view mirror is enough to make the heart quicken of any seasoned driver. ​While you are prepared to hand over your driver's license and registration, you may not be prepared for the officer to begin asking questions about being under the influence. Unfortunately, even if you have not had anything to drink, you could find yourself being ticketed and/or arrested because there are several everyday items that may cause you to show a false positive on a breathalyzer test and some of these can even show positive on urine or blood screens.
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  • 3 Tips To Prepare You For Traffic Court After Running A Stop Sign

    If you have recently gotten a ticket for running a stop sign and already have too many points against your license, you may wonder if there is anything you can do to help prove your innocence. You can use the following three tips to help you prepare your case before traffic court. Write Down Details Of The Incident As soon as possible after you receive the violation, sit down and write out everything that you remember about the incident.
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  • Three Options For DUI Defense

    If you've been pulled over for driving under the influence, one of the things that the courts will evaluate is the field sobriety test conducted at the time of the stop. While these tests can be very telling about your level of impairment, they aren't always entirely accurate. Here are a few things to discuss with your DUI attorney before the case goes to court. How Experienced Was The Officer?
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  • FAQ About A DUI Charge

    Getting into numerous accidents due to drinking and driving can lead to you having to serve some serious time behind bars, especially if someone is harmed in the process. If you are facing a DUI penalty that you might not be able to cope with, the best thing that you can do is try to get the most minimal sentence possible. You must also work on overcoming your addiction to alcohol before you end up causing a traumatic accident.
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