Custody matters are generally resolved either through an agreement by the parties or by a judge. In either case, a custody order controls the custody arrangement. No matter the initial resolution of your custody matter, an order relating to the custody of minor children is never final. In other words, it is always subject to […]
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If you have kids like me you’ve probably been to a bounce house birthday party, trampoline park, or go-kart track. Inevitably, you must sign a release on behalf of your child. The release says, among other things, that you promise not to sue the establishment. It is generally a requirement for you to sign the
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Most likely, you’re aware that you can file a workers’ compensation claim against your employer when injured at work. These lawsuits can help you recover the cost of medical bills and lost wages. However, you may not know that you can also have a claim against a third party. This third party is not part
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