So I want to ask my dad to divorce my mom.
So I want to ask my dad to divorce my mom. She has a troublesome personality, to say. I’m currently 16 and the relationship between not just me and my mother, but also the one between her and my father,…
Is there anything that can surprise a judge during a divorce proceeding?
Is there anything that can surprise a judge during a contested divorce proceeding? Of course. We’ve all read about cases where all of the circumstantial evidence indicated the defendant is guilty, only to be surprised in the eleventh hour some…
What are the biggest mistakes lawyers make when presenting their case?
What are some of the biggest mistakes lawyers make when presenting their case to a jury? Being long-winded, repetitive, rambling, imprecise, boring. But here’s the kicker: if you are clear and concise, then what you think are “in the bag”…
Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report?
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First, if you are referring to a police report of a DUI citation and/or arrest, in most jurisdictions such records are public record, and thus available not only to your spouse, but to any other member of the public. Second,…
Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report?
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Does a spouse have the right to see a DUI report? First, if you are referring to a police report of a DUI citation and/or arrest, in most jurisdictions such records are public record, and thus available not only to…
In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference?
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In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference? From what I can tell, yes, it appears that taking an oath or affirming to tell the truth before being questioned as a witness in a legal proceeding (whether…
Why do lawyers get paid no matter the results?
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Why do lawyers get paid no matter the results? Your question assumes a false fact. Lawyers are not always paid no matter the results. One example is a contingency fee case. A contingency fee case is one in which the…
If I can’t find an attorney, can it honestly be said I got a fair trial?
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If I can’t find an attorney, can it honestly be said I got a fair trial? If a person seeks legal representation in a court, and every attorney they tries to hire refuses to represent them, can he receive a…
The Difference Between a Case Dismissed “with Prejudice” and a Case Dismissed “without Prejudice”
I’m going to explain confusing and counter intuitive legalese by explaining the meaning of case dismissed “with prejudice” versus “without prejudice.” These are the formal legal terms for the different ways cases can be disposed of. Dismissing a case “with…