Getting a divorce and dealing with custody, finances, and other matters can be a very emotional time. If your divorce is not amicable, the heated feelings could cause some dangers. If you feel threatened by your former spouse, a restraining order may be necessary. The order can be temporary or permanent and is intended to protect you from harm.
In some cases, that restraining order can be violated. It is illegal to do so and is punishable by law.
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Three Of The Worst Things You Can Do Following A Car Accident
If you're sure that the car accident you've just had was not your fault, you might be somewhat relieved, even if you have injuries. You may feel reasonably confident that all you've got to do is to file a claim and collect a settlement that will cover the bills and allow you time to heal. However, you could be devastated to discover that your own actions could interfere with a settlement; here are three of the worst things you can do following a car accident.
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Four Things To Expect After Your DUI Arrest
Getting arrested for a DUI is a harrowing experience for any individual, but it is especially frightening for a first time offender. After you are arrested for a DUI, you may be unsure as to what happens next. Understanding the events that follow your arrest helps alleviate anxiety and prepares you for the days ahead.
1. Your Car is Likely to be Towed
Once you are arrested for DUI, you can expect your car to be towed to an impound lot.
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Here's What To Do After A Car Accident
No one wants to be involved in a serious car accident, but sometimes they happen — especially when it's least expected. It's important that you know what to do in this type of situation so that you can make the right choices if it ever happens to you. You want to be able to protect yourself in the event of legal, financial, or health issues. Keep reading to better understand what to do if you ever find yourself involved in a serious car accident.
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