Legal Articles, General Practice

What is Child Custody? When can a Parent be Denied the Right to See their Child?

What is the difference between physical and legal custody? When can a parent be denied the right to see their child? When can a judge restrict a parent's conduct in front of their child?

Can I Bring a Divorce Action in New York? What is Residency?

When can you file for divorce in the State of New York?

What is Maintenance? An overview of New York's spousal maintenance and alimony laws

What is Maintenance? An overview of New York's spousal maintenance and alimony laws

New York’s Changing Wiretap Law: Can a Parent Consent on Behalf of a Child?

When can a parent consent to the recording of an infant child conversations with another person and avoid wiretapping?

Do I Need a Car Accident Lawyer to File a No-Fault Insurance Claim?

Though Illinois is a "fault" state, it prove beneficial to understand no-fault insurance claims if you will be traveling.

St. Louis Automobile Injury Attorney: Determining Fault & Liability

An experienced attorney can help you determine who was at fault in your auto accident.

What's the Deal With Free Consultations, and Can I Have One?

One of the most frequent questions we receive at the beginning of our potential relationship with a client is "Does your firm offer free consultations?" In this article, we explain our position.

The European Refugee Experience

In this post, I look at some of the serious problems Europe has had with admitting substantial numbers of refugees and migrants from the Middle East and North Africa.

Different Ways to Own Property in South Carolina

A discussion of different ways to hold title to property in South Carolina, including some estate planning and asset protection tips.

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