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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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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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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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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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Bankruptcy is a last resort option for most people facing financial problems. When you do make the hard decision to file bankruptcy, it is important to consult with an experienced Stockton bankruptcy attorney to determine what type of bankruptcy is right for you and how filing will help you get out of your difficult financial …

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Just because you were charged with a crime does not mean you will be convicted and sentenced. As the accused, you have the right to a fair trial by an impartial jury. In order for you and your criminal defense attorney to put on the best defense strategy, the law requires the prosecution to disclose …

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Not all marriages are meant to last. Some are not even legal to begin with. Depending on the specific facts surrounding your marriage, you can either file for divorce or an annulment to get out of the matrimony. An annulment is similar to a divorce – in that it terminates the marriage – but is …

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Driving is a right, not a privilege. When you lose your right to operate a vehicle for any given reason, you should not get behind the wheel. Driving with a suspended license can result in even more dire consequences. If you are caught driving on with a suspended licenses, you can get arrested and face …

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