How to Win Your Child Custody Rights Back
After working with your lawyer for a while and completing every step that the court has required, you can request an in-home child custody evaluation.
Lawsuits & Litigation
4 Common Questions You Can Expect During Your Child Custody Hearing
During the child custody hearing, the judge must understand when the parents have an agreement because the court doesn’t want to interfere if the arrangement works.
4 Things to Expect During Your Child Custody Hearing
During your child custody hearing, you and your co-parent aren’t the only ones who will speak.
The Effect of Domestic Abuse on Child Custody Cases
Instances of domestic violence have an impact on many things, not just child custody determinations. They also impact whether the accused parent will have access to visitation rights.
Lawsuit: San Francisco Used Sexual Assault Survivor’s Rape Kit DNA to Charge Her with Burglary
The pseudonymous plaintiff claims that San Francisco police detectives had assured her that her DNA would only be used to investigate the sexual assault.
Florida Tries to Dismantle Medicaid Class Action
The class action lawsuit claims that Florida refuses to cover incontinence supplies for many disabled residents over the age of 21.
White Professor Sues Texas A&M University Over “Discriminatory” Fellowship Program
An official from Texas A&M University questioned whether the professor had legal standing to file the lawsuit, since the plaintiff had–allegedly–never even applied for a position with the system.
Los Angeles County Reaches Preliminary Settlement in Homeless Lawsuit
The preliminary settlement could end a years-long lawsuit between Los Angeles County, the City of Los Angeles, and regional homeless advocacy organizations.
The Claims Process for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Injuries related to carbon monoxide poisoning fall under the personal injury law.
Sue Your Boss and Win with These Three Easy Steps
Usually employers are more than willing to hand over considerable settlements rather than going to court.