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foster and adoption - your questions answered

After years of trying to have a baby of our own, my husband and I decided to become foster parents. After fostering a few different kids, we decided that it was time to take things a step further and look into adoption. With each of these options, there are a lot of issues that can come up. This blog was created using our personal experiences working with the foster and adoption system in this country. Hopefully, you will find the solutions to any problems that you may have and the advice that can help you get through the process with ease.

A Senseless Injury: Drunk Driving And Personal Injury

Posted on March 23, 2018

Being hit by an intoxicated driver can make what at first seemed to be an accident even more upsetting. That other driver made the choice to consume an intoxicant and then to get behind the wheel, which might make the entire situation feel so much worse. Your level of compensation may be heightened if the other driver was under the influence, and there may be more at stake than civil actions. [Read More]

Improving The Quality Of Your Testimony In A Criminal Trial

Posted on January 3, 2018

When trying to determine a defendant's innocence of guilt, a series of witnesses may be called upon to testify for both the defense and the prosecution. Being asked to testify in court can be a daunting request, but there are some simple things that you can do to ensure your testimony serves its intended purpose. Here are three simple and effective ways that you can improve the quality of your testimony during a criminal trial in the future. [Read More]

Who Will Get Custody of Your Child?

Posted on September 19, 2017

When parent divorce, it's always best if they can get along with each other well enough to come together for the sake of their children and make some important decisions for their welfare. Children don't ask to suffer from the effects of your adult decisions, and everything possible should be done to protect them. When you and your spouse are at odds over who is the best custodial parent for your child, you may find that the family court judge is left making this decision. [Read More]

Four Tips For Weighing Your Options When Dealing With A Cheating Spouse

Posted on July 26, 2017

When you first find out that your spouse has been cheating, it's completely normal to be overwhelmed with emotions. While experiencing these emotions, you may make a snap judgement -- such as "I need to leave them right now" or "We can make it through this with enough work." But, once the dust settles, you need to put some careful, logical thought into what is really best for you and your spouse going forward. [Read More]