Child Support Enforcement Secrets: What You Should Know

Posted on: 29 June 2016

When you are having financial troubles, you may find yourself facing seemingly insurmountable debts and not knowing what you can do to make your situation better. If this is the case, you may be considering your bankruptcy options. While you may be considering bankruptcy, you may not know exactly what the bankruptcy process entails. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is one of the most common forms of bankruptcy that individuals may file. Get to know some of the facts about chapter 7 bankruptcy so that you can decide whether or not to hire a chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney to get the process started.
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Posted on: 9 June 2016

For many parents, their worst nightmare is their child suffering some sort of serious physical harm. A close second may be the prospect of their child being charged with a serious crime. For young men, especially, a sexual assault accusation can have severe long-term consequences. A conviction can be devastating. If your son is accused of sexual assault, there are right and wrong ways to support him. Below are a few tips on how to respond:
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Posted on: 23 May 2016

After leaving the military with physical injuries, mental unrest or other conditions that can damage every day life, it can be difficult to transition to a productive life. Pain can be both a physical restriction and mental distraction, while behavioral issues can make every day a motivational challenge. If you don't know where to get help, consider the Social Security Administration (SSA) and Veterans Affairs (VA) for different forms of support. What Can Social Security Do?
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Posted on: 9 May 2016

When you've been charged with copyright infringement, you might initially feel worried about the kind of sentence you might get. After all, you've seen the serious FBI warnings that come before a movie threatening thousands of dollars in fines and years in prison. Here is what you need to know about legal penalties for copyright violations and what you can expect when you've been accused.  Your case probably will probably deal with civil instead of criminal law.
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