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Divorce is hardly ever pleasant for anyone involved. Even for the most amicable divorce, there is still a sense of tragedy for both parties. However, it is even more difficult for the children, since this was not their decision to make. The justice system follows rules to ensure that the welfare of the children is […]
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Is it Time to Switch to a New Career?
Here’s some good news: job satisfaction is at an all-time high in the United States. The not so good news? Employees’ opinion of professional development is on the decline. In a 2018 survey by The Conference Board, job satisfaction has reached an all-time high in the United States, as over 51% of workers reported being […]
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The Big Benefits of Incorporating Your Business
The word “corporation” comes from the Latin word corporāre, which means “to form into a body.” So in the eyes of the law, a corporation is one body. Corporations are also one of the longest-standing business structures, and this is for a reason. The success and benefits associated with running a corporation make this business […]
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Building a Home: Things to Consider Before an Adoption Process
Choosing to adopt a child is a big, life-changing decision to make. It is often an exciting and emotional experience for everyone involved in the process. At the end of it, it is not only you or your family’s lives that are changed, but also that of the adopted child’s. While the adoption process involves […]
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How Your Lawyer Will Prove Fault and Liability in Car Accident Cases
Car accidents occur due to many factors, but most come from human error, whether an accident is entirely a product of inattention and impatience, or anything related to the environment. But in any case, the commercial driver has the responsibility to deliver the products and do their job responsibly. Transport safety involves the safety […]
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The Importance of Knowing Your Rights
The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments of the United States Constitution. It is a declaration meant for all U.S. citizens, a show of their unalienable legal and civil rights. It is what they’re entitled to as a sovereign citizen. Unfortunately, over 37% of Americans do not know their rights. That means trouble. […]
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How to Determine Custody After Divorce
Divorce is hardly ever pleasant for anyone involved. Even for the most amicable divorce, there is still a sense of tragedy for both parties. However, it is even more difficult for the children, since this was not their decision to make. The justice system follows rules to ensure that the welfare of the children is […]
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What Are the Elements of an Arson Charge?
Everyone knows that a felony is a serious crime. Only a few, however, consider an arson charge a severe crime even if it is categorized as a felony. A first-degree arson conviction, for instance, will attract an imprisonment term of up to 20 years. Anyone who willfully destroys someone else’s property using fire can be […]
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How to Cope With the Death of a Loved One
When you lose someone you love, you are likely to go through a period of sadness, pain and anger. Grief is how human beings respond to loss. It is the emotional torture you undergo when someone you love is taken away. The closer the person was to you, the more intense the pain. Never be embarrassed […]
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Defective Products: Filing a Lawsuit and Claiming Damages
A defective product refers to a product that causes someone harm, injury, or death. Manufacturers and designers may be liable for lawsuits or wrongful death suits and for covering damages in the event that this occurs. As wrongful death is particularly catastrophic and significant, wrongful death attorneys can provide the necessary legal information and representation […]
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