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The Risks of Failing to Make Court-Ordered Child Support Payments
May 2013

What happens when a divorced parent fails to make court-ordered child support payments or to make them promptly? Court-ordered child support payments are among the more contested aspects of divorce proceedings. They can be difficult to comply with and even more difficult to collect, but there is hope for those who face the issue squarely.

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Attorney-Client Relationship 101
Dec 2011

Let’s face it, when it comes to certain legal issues, you might find that an attorney is your best bet at a resolution. But your first time hiring an attorney doesn’t have to be complicated and daunting—here’s a quick glance at what you can expect as a client. more...

What to Know When Using or Sharing Software
Apr 2011

If you’re thinking about sharing or selling software you’ve bought, think again. If you buy a book or a CD, the “first sale doctrine” allows you to sell, trade or give away what you’ve bought. Not so with most software. Read on and find out what you can and can’t do with software. more...

Know Your Rights: What Does Freedom of Religion Cover?
Dec 2010

Deciding whether to say, “Happy Holidays” or “Merry Christmas” can be a personal choice. But for employers, government agencies and schools, holiday activities or public displays must respect freedom of religion; otherwise, they could be held liable for discrimination. Find out more about your rights as well as guidelines that can help ensure everyone’s right to religious freedom is protected. more...