Which Factors Will Have The Largest Impact On Your Child Custody Case?

Few aspects of divorce are as contentious as child custody. If you are currently involved a divorce process, then the factors which will most heavily impact the outcome of your case are likely to weigh heavily on your mind. While there are a large number of considerations that the court will take into account (and these can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction as well), most will fall into a few general categories. Read More 

4 Tips To Help Your Divorce Go Smoother When Your Spouse Is A Narcissist

Getting divorced is never typically an easy event to go through, but it can be even harder when your spouse is a narcissist. Living with a narcissist is difficult, and a person with this type of personality can make it even harder when you try to get divorced. If this is the case, here are four tips to help you get through your divorce easier and more smoothly. Understand the key principles of narcissistic personalities Read More 

Who Should Pay For Medical Malpractice?

When you or a loved one enters a medical facility, it is usually accompanied by the hope and expectations of being helped for a medical condition. Most people never imagine that they could end up in even worse shape as a result of a medical facility or a doctor, but it happens every day, nevertheless. The field of medical science has made amazing advancements in which people are living longer and are in better health than ever before. Read More 

Can You Afford Your Loved One’s Bail?

It's the phone call no one wants to receive. Getting your loved one or friend released from incarceration is important and bail is probably the only means to do so. Bail, unfortunately, can cost a lot of money. Since the amount is based on the seriousness of the crime and the defendant's record, the amount can vary but it is often several thousand dollars. Read on find out how you can help your loved one even if you don't have enough money to pay the bail. Read More 

Consider The Following Potential Evidence Before You Communicate With A Prostitute Online

If you're someone who occasionally enjoys being in the company of a prostitute, but understands the legal risk of doing so, you might decide to take this activity off the street and onto the internet. By seeking prostitutes online, instead of on street corners, you may feel as though it's easier to meet up with them without interference from law enforcement. This may be true to some extent, but setting up dates with prostitutes online is still against the law — and there are plenty of forms of potential evidence that could prove to be damaging should you face charges. Read More