Caught With A Fake ID? Here's What You Need To Know

Posted on 19 July 2019

If you visit any college town, you are sure to run into people who boast fake IDs. Many people use fake IDs to get into clubs and buy drinks when they are under the age of 21. While many people may use fake IDs casually, you may want to reconsider doing so yourself. Using a fake ID can get you in trouble not only with the law, but possibly also with your school. [Read More]

How To Help Your Lawyer Make A Case For Alimony

Posted on 21 May 2019

If you are going through a divorce and you feel that you need financial assistance from your soon-to-be ex-spouse, then you are going to want to speak with an alimony lawyer. Of course, alimony is not always a given. Therefore, you will want to make sure that you are doing everything you can in order to provide your lawyer with the information they need to present the best possible case to the judge. [Read More]

Getting Divorced? Know How To Come Out Ahead Financially

Posted on 6 March 2019

One common concern for anyone going through a divorce is how it is going to impact them financially. Assets must be divided between the couple, which can lead to tense negotiations about who received which assets. Here are some tips to help you come out financially. Create A Budget For After Your Divorce You may have been living in a two income household for several years, and now will be transitioning to a single income. [Read More]

Legal Advice For Battered Spouses: Making The Right Choices Going Forward

Posted on 28 January 2019

Leaving a spouse that regularly hits or punches you is even harder than leaving someone you do not love anymore and want to divorce. When you decide that you want to leave your abusive spouse, the very first thing you should do is find a shelter for battered women. (If you are a battered husband, you may have to be more resourceful, but there are helpful shelters and places to go. [Read More]

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helping children get through a divorce without trauma

Anytime children are involved in a divorce, their lives can quickly spiral out of control. No matter what ages the children are, the added stress could cause them to begin to lash out and behave poorly. You could notice a dip in their grades in school or just an altered attitude toward one or both parents. I have put together some advice to help parents get through a divorce while keeping the children as emotionally balanced as possible. Through communication, extra attention and taking the advice of others, you can get through the divorce without the children loosing themselves in grief.

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