How To Present Yourself When Trying To Win Custody

Posted on: 2 May 2018
When you are trying to win custody of your child, you want to make sure that you are careful about the image that you present to the lawyers and the courts. You want to show yourself as an engaged parent who is willing to demonstrate their parental fitness to the courts. Keep the following tips in mind.  Be Willing to Work with Your Ex One of the first things you need to do is show that you are willing to work with your ex.
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What Changes Are Coming To Kentucky's Workers' Compensation Laws?

Posted on: 4 April 2018
If you're injured on the job in Kentucky and aren't a farm or agricultural employee, you'll likely be eligible for workers' compensation benefits through your employer. These benefits are designed to provide you with a source of income during the time you're unable to work and also cover the medical expenses you wouldn't have incurred but for your on-the-job injury. If your injury is of the career-ending type, workers' compensation benefits can eventually turn into partial or total disability payments, but the length of time you're eligible to receive these types of benefits could soon be subject to change.
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3 Reasons To Talk To A Personal Injury Lawyer After An Accident

Posted on: 6 March 2018
If you were in a car accident and now have permanent injuries from it, have you talked to a personal injury lawyer about it? If you haven't, why not? When accidents happen, injuries often occur, and the innocent victims in these accidents have rights to seek compensation for their injuries. If you are not sure whether you should talk to a lawyer, here are three good reasons you should consider contacting a personal injury lawyer.
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Five Things That May Constitute A Custody Evaluation

Posted on: 5 February 2018
A custody evaluation process is an independent assessment of your family setup and your child's needs to determine the custody determination would suit the child best. The custody evaluation is handled by a court-appointed custody evaluator, and it involves different things such as the following five: Interviews with the Child There are two main reasons for interviewing the child at the center of the custody battle. First, if the child is old enough, it's useful to get their opinion on the issue.
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