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How A Family Law Attorney Can Help

There are many specialties of law, but this blog is specifically about family law and all it encompasses. My husband and I visited an attorney who practices family law when we were going to adopt a child. The attorney was very informative and helped us through this wonderful event in our lives. Out of curiosity, I started doing research about family law and I found out that this field of law is very wide. I learned that family law also includes marriage, divorce and child welfare. Since I found this information very interesting, I wanted to share it with others who are also curious about family law. I hope that my blog opens your mind to the many ways that an attorney who practices family law can help others.

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Planning Your VA Education Benefits Carefully

Posted on January 24, 2018

After serving in the US military, you're entitled to multiple benefits. The Montgomery GI Bill and Post 9/11 GI Bill are two popular college programs, but there are other programs such as the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) Chapter 31 VA benefits and the Yellow Ribbon Program. You may be entitled to all of these programs and more, but pay special attention to Chapter 31. Here are a few education benefit details to understand how Chapter 31 works and how to implement it to the best of your abilities. [Read More]

3 Types Of Personal Injury Claims Often Disregarded By The Injured Party

Posted on December 20, 2017

No one really lives their life without getting injured in some form or fashion somewhere along the lines. It is a fact of life that sometimes, things just happen that leave you with an injury. However true this may be, there are some situations when disregarding an injury is not in your best interest. If someone else is directly responsible for an injury that is so severe it incapacitates you on some level, it's not fair to you to simply deal with the repercussions of your injury. [Read More]

4 Things To Know About Defending Yourself On Your Property

Posted on September 29, 2017

As a homeowner, defending yourself and your property is your right up to a certain point. There are many gray areas, so it's important to understand what it means when you are defending yourself against a trespasser on your property. Take a look at these examples: You Cannot Shoot Without Reason: First off, you cannot use a deadly weapon without reason. For example, if someone breaks into your home and you shoot before they do anything else, you will probably face charges, which could potentially be murder charges, so always be mindful of this. [Read More]

Can A Teenager Decide Which Parent They Want To Reside With?

Posted on January 12, 2017

If you were divorced with a child, you likely have a child custody agreement. The agreement may have been decided by both parties, or a judge may have issued a ruling based on what they perceived to be the child's best interests. However, as your child grows and becomes a teenager, you may start to wonder if they have any say in which parent they reside in. There are a lot of people out there who believe that children do have a say in which parent they reside with once they become teenagers. [Read More]