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Structured Settlements Explained – in Plain English

by el poeta del diablo in Law, November 9, 2009
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So what are structured settlements and why would anyone wish to sell or buy structured settlements?

Signing Contracts

by JAHN in Law, September 14, 2009
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Yes, they are long and wordy. Yes, they are difficult to understand. Yes, no is not an option. Contracts are binding agreements, but are they what we think they are?

The Police are at the Door, Now What?

by Katherine Corrinne in Law, February 16, 2009
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Any time the police contact you, you’ve become connected with a crime somehow. Protect yourself while you still can.

Should Lawyers Be Required to Provide Pro Bono Services? No; Should They Feel Morally Obligate To? Yes

by Jack R Donlan in Law, January 9, 2009
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Should lawyers be obligated to “work for free” at the point of a gun (government) for indigent clients? I explain why it is a poor idea for the client and the lawyer. However, I do think that there is a moral obligation for the attorney to do so.

Mock Trial for Dummies: Chapter Two

by hanbyul in Law, December 28, 2008
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Learn what roles are in Mock Trial and why they are important in court.

Mock Trial for Dummies: Chapter One

by hanbyul in Advice, December 21, 2008
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The first chapter of a guide to getting started in Mock Trial and why you should join.

Collaborative Divorce: Reflections From an Almost-divorced Man

by Ron Fields in Support Groups, September 23, 2008
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Collaborative divorce can be a productive, less painful, less stressful way through the divorce process. It takes some effort and trust, but it can save the divorcing spouses thousands of dollars and get them through the dark period of a divorce much faster than a contested divorce.

What You Should Know in Court About Child Custody in the State of Missouri

by wanda lorene watkins in Law, August 17, 2008
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Personal experiences with the loss of an autistic child in court custody. Know what the eight custody guidelines the judge will rule from in the state of Missouri. Know hat your attorney should present on your behalf to the court.

Five Ways to Give Back and Leave the World a Better Place

by Anne Mathews in Philanthropy, July 6, 2008
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With books and movies like the Bucket List, people are thinking about all the things they would like to do before they die. You can experience a lot of things yourself, but you can also decide to leave a legacy that will outlive you. How do you leave this world a better place? Here are five ways to do just that.

Choosing the Right Divorce Lawyer

by Kelly Andrus in Law, June 15, 2008
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Picking the lawyer right for you significantly impacts your post-marital bliss – or misery. Find the lawyer for you with these easy tips.

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