Removal of guardians in Texas Article provided by The Law Office of Laura Coorpender Ramirez, PLLC Visit us at http://www.coorpenderramirezlaw.com There are many individuals that are no longer able to care for themselves. Some individuals may have disabilities that make it difficult to get around, while others may lose some of their mental capabilities as they age. Once any of these signs are observed, family members will need to create comprehensive plans that will put a plan in place to provide for their loved ones. In Texas, in order to have the legal ability ...

New laws addressing drugged driving may be coming to California Article provided by Garcia, Schnayerson & Thompson Visit us at http://www.gstcrimlaw.com Drunk-driving laws change in California quite frequently. This often leads to increased penalties for those who are convicted, as well as additional punishments for those who are repeat offenders. Motorists know that law enforcement takes this crime very seriously, and also know that police will be patrolling areas where drunk driving is believed to be occurring. In California, there are very clear laws for ...

Credit card concerns in Pennsylvania Article provided by Nahrgang & Associates PC Visit us at http://www.mnahrgang.com In today's difficult economy, it is no surprise that many people find themselves faced with debt they are unable to repay. Much of this debt is through credit cards and it is easy to think there is no solution. Although debt settlement and debt litigation issues are becoming more rampant in Pennsylvania, solutions are right around the corner. Soaring lawsuits The number of credit card debt cases in Pennsylvania has recently skyrocketed. ...

Legislators considering changes to Washington drunk driving laws Article provided by Twyford Law Office Visit us at http://www.twyfordlaw.com Washington motorists are very familiar with the dangers of drinking and driving. Advertising campaigns inform drivers that police will be actively targeting those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Legislators continue to strengthen the penalties that are in place for a conviction, ensuring that the state's laws remain some of the toughest in the country. When someone is killed or injured by an allegedly ...

Division of property in Pennsylvania divorces Article provided by Gentile, Horoho & Avalli Visit us at http://www.gha-lawfirm.com There are many reasons why a couple may be considering ending their marriage. The spouses may try to make things work, but in the end, it might be impossible for the couple to resolve their differences. This is often a very emotional time for everyone involved, and can leave the spouses waiting for the divorce to be complete as soon as possible. Many spouses will try to work out an agreement about the issues that need to be addressed ...

Long-time Wisconsin dairy company files for bankruptcy protection Article provided by Kerkman & Dunn Visit us at http://www.kerkmandunn.com When the expenses of a business outpace its income for too long, eventually it may have to make the hard decision to close the doors. This is what happened to a Waukesha milk bottling company, Golden Guernsey, earlier this year. The company was established in Milwaukee over 80 years ago and is well known in the Wisconsin dairy industry. With both assets and liabilities reportedly in the $10 to $50 million ranges, the ...

Texas again attempts to pass a texting while driving ban Article provided by Lovett Law Firm Visit us at http://www.lovettlawfirm.com Distracted driving is a big problem in Texas and across the nation. Texas Department of Transportation statistics show that more than 81,000 car accidentswere caused by driver distraction, inattention or cellphone use in 2011. Despite this fact, it seems that many drivers are unable (or unwilling) to put down their phones. Numerous studies show that one of the most distracting activities that a driver can do is send or read a text ...

Converting co-ops into condominiums Article provided by Avallone Law Associates Visit us at http://www.lawrenceavallone.com With the ever-changing real estate market, many people have changed their minds about whether they want to own a co-op or a condominium. Increasingly, owners are deciding not to sell their properties, but rather to go through the process of converting their co-op into a condominium. Although it can be challenging, this process is not impossible, especially with the counsel of an experienced real estate lawyer. If you are considering converting ...

Study: breast cancer misdiagnosis top cause of radiologist malpractice Article provided by Alan D. Bell Visit us at http://www.adbelllaw.com Due to the efforts of the media, it is now common knowledge that it is important for breast cancer to be diagnosed as early as possible, in order to have the best shot at remission. Unfortunately, however, this does not always occur--sometimes due to the radiologist's failure to diagnose cancer in the breast at the early stages. In fact, according to a recent study published in the medical journal Radiology, failure to diagnose ...

How other disability benefits may impact Social Security benefits Article provided by Law Offices of Judith S. Leland, APLC Visit us at http://www.disabilitylawfirm.com When a person becomes disabled, he or she may have a variety of disability benefit programs to choose from, including federal Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), disability coverage through private insurance, workers' compensation disability benefits and other public disability benefits programs. However, workers' compensation and other benefits may reduce the amount of benefits a disabled ...

Preventing physical workplace disorders in Connecticut Article provided by Drake, Marjorie Howes Visit us at http://www.mdrakelaw.com There are many ways that individuals can become injured at work, but the most common types of injuries are cumulative trauma disorders, otherwise known as repetitive motion disorders. These are conditions that arise from the extended repetition of certain physical movements, often involving the arms, wrists and hands. Symptoms of these motion disorders include pain, tingling and numbness in certain areas of the body, and many times ...

Supreme Court limits use of drug-sniffing dogs outside homes Article provided by Connell & Connell, LLC Visit us at http://www.connell-connell.com One of the recurring questions in criminal law is how far the Fourth Amendment goes. The amendment, which protects citizens and their houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures by those acting on behalf of the government, is constantly being defined, expanded and limited by caselaw. As an example, a recent case before the Supreme Court questions how much protection does the Fourth Amendment ...

Business succession planning is key in Connecticut Article provided by Diana, Conti & Tunila, LLP Visit us at http://www.dctlaw.com/ Few issues loom larger than succession planning for small and family-owned businesses. Passing a business on to younger generations is notoriously difficult without proper planning. It can take years of meticulous preparation and leadership training and must often be updated. Too often small business owners delay creating a succession plan or rely on outdated agreements with partners. Not only does this make a business transition ...

Why File Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Article provided by John Clayton Colwell Visit us at http://www.debtclinic.com For many Californians in financial distress, even trying to make the monthly interest payments on their debt can be a challenge, to say nothing of putting any money toward the principal. People may have a steady monthly income but still be unable to make ends meet. California residents should be aware of how filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be a way for them to get back on solid ground financially and the advantages Chapter 13 may offer over other types ...

Seven individuals arrested for allegedly growing marijuana Article provided by Schuetze & McGaha, P.C. Visit us at http://www.smlvlaw.net Las Vegas is known for its wild party and nightlife scene, which attracts numerous tourists each year. Many of these tourists are unaware that this lifestyle usually means security and police presence. This results in a high number of drug arrests, for both tourists and residents. Nevada currently boasts some of the most aggressive laws in the country relating to drug possession and distribution. Seven individuals charged ...

California Wage Garnishment Exemptions and Limits Article provided by John Claytom Colwell Visit us at http://www.debtclinic.com In a move that may slightly help people facing wage garnishment, California recently enacted a law to raise the exempt amount of weekly pay from wage garnishment to $320 per week, up from the previous $217.50 per week. The $100 increase is certainly needed, as $217.50 per week is below both the federal and state poverty line even for just a single person with no children. Even with the increase, people who are currently having their wages ...

Harsh penalties for students with criminal backgrounds Article provided by Horwitz & Horwitz, LLC Visit us at http://www.horwitzlawsite.com When students apply for college, they often have to answer questions about their criminal history. Although not all universities use this information to bar students' admission, it can often have a negative impact the school's admission decision as well as the student's option to live on campus. School shootings and heightened campus security In recent months, school shootings have been in the spotlight, and many students ...

Child custody, visitation and support in Texas Article provided by Hortick & White, PLLC Visit us at http://www.jsw-law.com/ Parents who are going through a divorce frequently have a lot of questions about what the future holds, especially regarding their children. When combined with the sometimes-inaccurate portrayals people see on television and Texas' unique legal terminology regarding child custody, parents are often confused. An experienced family law attorney can help guide a parent through the divorce and child custody process, leading the way to a fresh ...

DIY divorce in Colorado may involve unexpected financial risks Article provided by Pearson & Paris, P.C. Visit us at http://www.rockymountain-familylaw.com Colorado, like many other U.S. states, uses a system called "equitable distribution" to divide a couple's property during divorce. This means that courts try do divide a divorcing couple's property fairly. In many cases, however, fairly does not always mean equally. Classifying shared property Before a couple's property can be divided in a Colorado divorce, all of their debts and assets must ...

Post hurricane real estate deals can come with hidden costs Article provided by The Law Offices of Allison B. Crain & Associates Visit us at http://www.crainlaw.com Hurricane Sandy came ashore in New Jersey on October 29th of 2012. This hurricane was unique and caused serious damage throughout the northeast. One uncommon aspect of this storm was the fact that it merged with a second, powerful storm that was moving in from the west. The second storm brought cold winds that collided with Hurricane Sandy's warmer winds resulting in destructive, cyclonic winds that ...

Brisbane based mobile games accelerator Right Pedal Studios is excited to announce its first intake of game developers. The three teams of Australian developers - Ghostbox, GeekBrain Games and Screwtape Studios will receive support in the form of working capital of up to $50,000, office space and access to industry mentors including Dan Vogt - co-founder of Halfbrick, Morgan Jaffit - co-founder of Defiant Development (publishers of Ski Safari) and Little Things Forever developer Matt Hall. Ghostbox is developing an endless runner, GeekBrain Games is building a tower ...

Endeavor Media Group, a full-service Las Vegas public relations agency announced today that Chief Judge Mark Stevens received an endorsement from the state's top veterans advocacy organization, VIPI (Veterans In Politics International, Inc.). Too often incumbent elected officials and candidates vie for veteran's votes by making promises and not fulfilling them once elected into office. Judge Mark Stevens is a diamond in the rough because he did not make promises during his campaign prior to serving his first term in 2007. As a matter of fact he said nothing and let his ...

The Scouts is working with goodthrfit.com and will receive a monetary donation based on the total weight collected which will help fund yearly programs and activities for the scouts. Items to be collected include wearable and usable clothing for all ages, shoes, purses, bags, hats, accessories, blankets, sheets, quilts, towels, curtains, table clothes, soft toys, and dolls. Please no glass, breakables, furniture, appliances, outdoor toys, books, tapes, or CDs. The drive will be held at 80 Elm Street in Struthers. The past location of the Struthers Credit Union ...

Bankruptcy Law Firm DCDM Law Group announced today that Founding Attorney and Principal, Dheeraj K. Singhal has achieved a "Superb" rating on the attorney directory site Avvo.com. To achieve a score of "Superb" an attorney on Avvo must receive a total score of 10 out of 10 possible points. While the exact formula for achieving this score is not made publicly available, Avvo does disclose that "data may come from various sources, including public records (such as the state bar associations, regulatory agencies, and court records), published sources ...

Total It Recycling is excited to establish itself in the beautiful Orlando Area. Our go eliminate E Waste in landfills. We want to Reuse, Repurpose, and Recycle those old computers, networking equipment, cables, and telecommunication devices that businesses and consumers often don't know what to do with. We process all equipment we get in to ensure all private data that may be stored on any device is completely removed in accordance with all laws and regulations including HIPPA. We also want to work with businesses and consumers to raise awareness of the harmfulness of ...