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Am I Entitled to Receive Lost Wages if I Get Injured on the Job in Florida?

You may qualify for permanent total disability benefits if your injuries are so severe that you are unable to ever work again.

Family Law, Divorce and Child Custody Cases in the Age of COVID-19: electronics to the rescue

Article describes the general procedures used by the El Paso County District Court for family law divorce and custody cases using video and phone systems during COVID-19 outbreaks

What to know when it comes to Your Divorce “Separation Agreement”

Article describes considerations of what to include in a Separation Agreement.

For Divided Families: Some thoughts on How to Allow Your Child to Enjoy the Holidays!

Article describes a different way to divide holiday parenting time to keep a Child out of the middle of disputes and to give a Child a peaceful and happy holiday experience.

Child Support Enforcement and Modification Between States-a really tangled issue

Article describes the legal entanglements encountered with inter-state child support modification and enforcement

Make Your Attorney Consultation Productive

Article describing considerations when meeting with an attorney for an initial consultation.

THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT CHILD SUPPORT

Description of child support considerations for Parents facing a family law/child custody case.

Some Common Divorce Mistakes to Avoid

Description of 5 common divorce mistakes to avoid.

Can Inaccuracies in a Car Accident Police Report Be Corrected?

Here are some general tips to help you correct inaccuracies in a police report after a car accident.

Missouri Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits

Most people know that workers' compensation is the settlement you get for work-related injuries or illnesses. However, did you know that Missouri workers' comp also awards death benefits for your dependents if you lose your life on the job? That's right; immediate family members and dependents can file a worker's comp claim if their breadwinner dies while on the line of duty.

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