What Are Drug Courts? Drug courts are an innovative and practical way to deal with drug usage in the criminal justice system. Drug courts, as the name suggests, are designed exclusively for those with substance use disorders. Either instead of serving a jail sentence, or as part of a reduced sentence, these court programs allow participants to enroll in long-term...
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What Is Divorce Mediation? Divorce mediation is a method of resolving issues, including a parenting plan (child custody), division of assets and spousal support. It serves as an alternative to the formal divorce court litigation process. Both parties, and usually their attorneys if they have them, attend mediation meetings with a neutral third party, known as a mediator, that is...
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When two people divorce, there may be a disagreement about whether one spouse has rights to another spouse’s inheritance obtained during the marriage. One of the spouses can receive an inheritance during the marriage. Even if money is inherited before marriage, it may later be combined with other marital assets. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the many legal...
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What Is A Points Suspension Hearing? Drivers who accrue too many points over a one, two, or three year period, will receive a notice to appear at the Department of Safety to face a loss of license. At that hearing, a hearings officer, who is a lawyer that works for the Department of Safety, will determine how much of a...
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A wide range of circumstances and accident types are covered under personal injury claims. A neighbor’s dog might have bitten you, you slipped and fell on someone else’s property, or you might have been hurt in a car accident. All these are regarded as personal injuries, and the severity of your harm can significantly impact how your claim is handled....
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How Do I Get An Emergency Court Order? Emergency orders are temporary orders issued quickly in cases of domestic violence or child abuse. In a custody case, for the court to issue an emergency orders, it will want proof of what is called “irreparable harm”. This refers to serious harm or risk of harm to the child if an order...
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After being harmed in a car accident, a slip-and-fall, or another occurrence brought on by someone else’s negligence, you might be considering making a personal injury claim. We get the question, “how much money can I get if my injuries are permanent?” often after a serious permanent injury accident. If so, you most likely have a lot of inquiries: How...
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How can I be prepared if I have to testify in court? The idea of testifying can often make people feel nervous or unsure of themselves, whether they are only a witness or actual participants in a criminal or civil trial. The event can go more smoothly if you know the basics of success. Here are six tips that can...
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Being stalked or assaulted by anyone is a terrifying experience; being stalked or assaulted by a cop must be even more terrifying. Officers have ready access to many information, tracking technologies, and guns, to name a few things. Where do you turn for help when the people who are supposed to protect you are the ones who are putting you...
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Can I Hire One Lawyer For The Divorce Hearing? If your spouse’s attorney has already served you with divorce papers, you should get legal advice as quickly as possible. Divorce and family law rules differ from state to state, so you’ll have a lot to learn to get up to speed unless you already know your state laws and local...
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