The reasons why you should NOT admit fault when a car accident occurs When you are involved in an accident, it is difficult to remember what you need to do as the whole situation is overwhelming. As a driver, it is important to know what mistakes to avoid when you are involved in an accident. […]
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What to Do when Diagnosed with Asbestos Exposure in the Workplace The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) estimates that over 1.3 million refinery workers in the U.S.A. suffer from asbestos-related diseases. Are you an employee recently diagnosed with asbestos exposure in the workplace? If so, then you can use this guide to help you
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Mediation Most family law courts will require mediation at some point in your case. Usually, mediation is required before Temporary Order Hearings involving child custody and before first trial. Mediation is defined as: 1. Action between parties to effect an agreement; 2. An intervention in a dispute to resolve it; and/or 3. A negotiation facilitated
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Domestic (Family) Violence in Texas Domestic Violence in Texas is defined in Texas Penal Code Section 22.01 and Section 22.02, which discuss domestic assault and aggravated domestic assault. If the charge involves continuous acts of violence against a family member, Texas Penal Code Section 25.11 will apply. Under Texas Penal Code Section 22.01, assault is
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Being the witness to a crime is an intimidating position to be in. It takes a lot of courage to come forth as a witness, especially when you are called to testify about what you saw or heard. Witnesses are called upon because they hold an account of events that are important to a case,
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The Texas Family code says that Community Property will be divided as the court deems “just and right.” Sounds pretty vague, right! Essentially, “just and right” means that the Community Property of the marriage will be divided in a fair manner. Texas is one of only 9 states that distinguishes between Community Property and Separate
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It is a tragic truth that time and time again, an innocent person is wrongfully accused of a crime and is sentenced to an unfair fate. Our great justice system is not free of error as many continue to suffer for crimes they did not commit. Statistically, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in 2006
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An encounter with the police in Houston can either go nicely or end up badly. If you want to make sure you have a nice experience with the Texas police, you need to know your rights. In addition to knowing your rights, you need to know its limits. Pushing too hard might leave you with
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