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An enjoyable night out with friends can turn into a terrible nightmare involving the police. You had a few glasses of wine with friends, and now the police have arrested your for driving while under the influence (DUI). You might be wondering how much trouble you are in and what you can do to protect …
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Read More >>Hiring the right divorce attorney in Central Valley can be even more exhausting than the actual divorce process. Before you agree to work with a lawyer, you need to make sure they will be a good fit for you and your case. The following are some important questions you should ask before hiring an attorney …
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Read More >>If debt is not properly dealt with, it can easily evolve from a bill you have to pay to an extremely challenging legal action. If you are having financial difficulties, you should understand that more than ever you are not alone. Beginning with the COVID-19 shutdown and lockdowns, millions of individuals lost their job and …
Read More >>It is never a good time to file bankruptcy. However, what if you are unemployed and considering bankruptcy in California? Although anyone may file bankruptcy, it does not mean that the filing will be successful, regardless of your employment status. Being unemployed means your funds are limited and filing bankruptcy may seem like the right …
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Read More >>A disqualification or suspension of a commercial driver’s license (CDL) can wreak financial havoc, especially if you use your CDL for work. You need to make it your top priority to avoid a suspension or disqualification of your CDL. In order to do so, you need to understand what can lead to suspension or disqualification …
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Read More >>Your divorce has been finalized. With the written decree of divorce in your hands, you are ready to finally close that chapter and move on. But what if your ex has other plans? If your former spouse fails to comply with the final divorce order, regardless if it has been years after the divorce or …
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Read More >>When going through a divorce, there are many difficult things you will encounter. The process can become even more complicated if you have children. One of the hardest things to do for divorcing couples with children is making a child visitation schedule. Both parents want to be able to see their children as much as …
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Read More >>Supervised visitation, also referred to as supervised contact or supervised parenting, allows the noncustodial parent to visit with their child only when supervised by another adult. This type of visitation is designed to keep the child safe, while supporting the parent-child relationship. If supervised visitation is necessary, the court will order it and mandate it …
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Read More >>If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, it is important not to make innocent or accidental errors that could negatively impact your bankruptcy case. Avoiding the common mistakes can preempt creditor and trustee challenges and help ensure that your bankruptcy process proceeds smoothly. The most important step to take to ensure you don’t make any …
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