Securing College Funding From A Non-Custodial Parent During Or After A Divorce

During a divorce, if one parent is deemed unfit then the other parent will often be given full custody of the child or children from the relationship. Sometimes, when it is time for the child or children to go to college the non-custodial parent may refuse to pay for the child's college tuition. If you are a custodial parent who is in the process of getting a divorce or if you have already gotten a divorce, here are a few tips you should bear in mind in order to ensure that you get the non-custodial parent to assist with paying for your child or children's college education. [Read More]

What You Should Know About Dental Malpractice

When it comes to malpractice, many people think about medical and hospital malpractice, but what about incidents that occur in your dental office? Personal injuries can also occur due to negligence from a dentist, oral surgeon, or other staff members and might require you to file a lawsuit. Here is some important information about dental malpractice lawsuits. What is dental malpractice? Dental malpractice occurs when your dentist fails to provide the level of care they are expected to. [Read More]

Want To Divorce Your Unfaithful Spouse? Here's What You Should Do

Finding out that your spouse is being unfaithful can be one of the most upsetting things that can happen in your relationship. Although many couples work things out after infidelity, you might find that you don't want to stay with your spouse if he or she has been unfaithful. If you are planning on leaving your cheating husband or wife, you should do what you can to protect yourself during the ensuing divorce. [Read More]

4 Ways You Can Get Compensation For Asbestos Exposure

Mesothelioma is a disease that is caused by extended exposure to asbestos, which was a common insulation material in the later half of the 20th century. As a result, many older buildings have asbestos in their walls without anyone knowing. If you were working for a company where you were exposed to asbestos, and subsequently developed mesothelioma as a result, there are four legal avenues through which you can seek compensation for your medical bills. [Read More]