This week, Karen Wagner explains the most common myths regarding divorce court.
It is a common myth that a mother will always win custody of the children. It is a balancing of what is equal and right for the child. We do our best to advocate for the parent’s interests but the court will focus on the best interest of the child. This might not mean that either parent gets exactly what they want.
The statute of limitations is a law which sets forth the time period in which a lawsuit must be commenced. The limitations period begins to run when a cause of action is said to accrue. Meaning that the aggrieved party becomes aware of the facts that have given rise to that cause of action.
The statute of limitations is a law which sets forth the time period in which a lawsuit must be commenced. The limitations period begins to run when a cause of action is said to accrue. Meaning that the aggrieved party becomes aware of the facts that have given rise to that cause of action.
This week, Karen Wagner helps to explain one of the key ways that military separation or divorce is different from a civilian divorce. There are many differences in military divorce to understand but the 20/20/20 rule is very important.
This week, Denise Bowman explains how to ensure your interview questions don’t result in a claim against your company.
It is important to carefully consider all of your interview questions when looking for a new employee. The best-intended questions can get you in trouble if you are not aware of the state, local and federal laws that regulate the questions prospective employers can ask. Read more
Adult Guardianship is a formal legal process where the court appoints an individual to act on behalf of a disabled person, property or sometimes both. A qualified licensed professional makes the decision to determine if the handicapped person is no longer capable of making medical or manage their financial assets for them self. There can be no other alternative to guardianship including a Power of Attorney or a Medical Advanced Directive.
There are two types of Adult Guardianship, Guardian of the Person and Guardian of the Property.
When you are appointed a Guardian of a Person, you will be responsible for making the medical healthcare decisions along with everyday living arrangements for the disabled person.
The second type of Adult Guardian is a Guardian of Property. As the Guardian of the Property, you are responsible for the disabled person(s) financial assets.
In conclusion, you should be aware of your responsibilities when appointed to be an adult guardian whether it be a person or a persons property.
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