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What You Need to Know About Going Through a Divorce as a Stay at Home Mom
According to recent studies, the number of married women that are choosing to leave the workforce to stay at home with their children is on the rise. Some twenty-nine percent (29%) of American mothers stay home. When making this decision, parents typically spend a lot of time weighing the ups and downs of the… Read More »
The Importance of Depositions During Divorce
The process of divorce is not something that anyone expects to go through, and it can be overwhelming, especially because most people don’t understand the legal procedures that go along with moving a Petition for Divorce through the court system. The process often becomes even more confusing during the discovery stage of a divorce…. Read More »
Florida Divorce and Grandparents’ Rights
Southgate, Florida, holds the dubious honor of the highest divorce rate in the state, at just over twenty-two percent (22%). By contrast, the divorce rate in the United States as a whole is just under eleven percent (11%). Divorce impacts not only the relationships between children and their parents, but also siblings, grandparents, aunts,… Read More »
Florida Man Arrested for Cultivating Marijuana After Offering to Cops
I don’t know why this seems to happen in my home state of Florida more than anywhere else, but here it is… A Florida man was arrested in Bunnell after inviting local police to check out his cannabis plant that he had grown and to smoke some with him. A body camera captured the… Read More »
Florida Divorce Basics You Need to Know
Going through a divorce, especially in Florida, can be a long, tedious process. The state has several complex statutes that you must navigate successfully, that’s why you shouldn’t try to go through the process alone. The Orlando contested divorce attorneys at O’Mara Law Group have the experience to help you get through the process… Read More »
Blame My Genes, Not Me.
A criminal defendant in New Mexico, Anthony Yepez, wants to use neuroscience as a defense to his admittedly criminal act. Yepez didn’t merely wander the streets screaming, nor steal something because of some irresistible impulse to have it. No, Yepez beat a 75‑year-old man to death while he was drunk. Now, in effect, he… Read More »
Sanctuary Cities: Patriotism or Criminality?
The term sanctuary has long held a place of esteem in our religious vernacular. It harkens back to the days when people were persecuted because of a political or religious belief. The church would use its authority to protect individuals and, in effect, to use that God-imbued authority to stand up against the government. … Read More »
So You Think You’re Ready for a Divorce? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’re getting ready for a divorce, you might be feeling conflicted, confused, and maybe even a little crazy. After all, you’re probably experiencing more extreme emotions than you’ve ever felt in your life. The decision to get divorced is a huge one, and the process can take a while. You might find that… Read More »
Why Would I Need to Hire an Attorney?
There are many reasons why you would need to hire an attorney. The fact of the matter is that before the need for an attorney arises, most people do not consider that they would ever need one in their situation. Believe it or not, a large percentage of small businesses are family businesses. Even… Read More »
Sexual Crimes and the Law
Sex offender; it’s a generic term that covers a wide variety of criminal involvement in any sex crime act. But its effect can be devastating. Sex offenders are traditionally required to register with local governments and become branded by societal perceptions. Not only are the cases significant and dangerous, the public view of such… Read More »
