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8 November 2019
For those who haven't been paying much attention to divorce and custody issues, it may come as a surprise how many choices parents have now. Custody decisions are best made when both parents are on the same page — otherwise, the court might end up making the decision for you. With so many choices in mind, take a look at the list of common custody variations below. You, your spouse, and your child will continue to be affected by decisions made now for many years, so careful consideration is necessary.
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Is That Product Defective? What To Understand About Product Liability
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11 October 2019
When the worst happens as a result of a bad product, you may be entitled to money damages. Consumers should expect products to not only do their job but also be as safe to use as possible. In some cases, products are not manufactured correctly, are not designed with safety in mind, or do not perform as expected. Product defects fall into several categories. If you or a loved one have been hurt by a product, you might want to gain a greater understanding of where some manufacturers go wrong.
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Who Gets The Dog? Handling Pets During Estate Planning
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13 September 2019
In many respects, your dog is like a member of the family. Therefore, being concerned about who will take care of its needs when something happens to you is a natural concern. Even though pets are deemed as property, it does not mean you cannot properly plan for your dog to have a good life once you are gone. Here are a few steps to take during your estate planning process so you can make sure your pooch is not left behind without a good owner.
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What To Do If You Are Sued For Child Custody
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11 August 2019
If you find yourself served with court papers for a child custody hearing at some point, you might be a little bit shocked and unsure of what you should do next. This can be a very stressful situation, but these tips will help you get through it.
Don't Ignore Your Court Date
First of all, be very careful not to avoid or ignore your court date. If you do, then you might immediately lose the case.
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