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Child Custody and Visitation During the Holidays

(US family law and generally) The holiday season can be stressful and hectic for anyone. Whenever co-parents need to deal with child visitation issues during the holidays, the stress can be heightened if they don’t prepare or agree ahead of time. Parenting plans generally outline how visits and holidays will

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The Importance Of Accurate Legal Transcription

There are many important elements to working within law, but one on which many legal professions are agreed in accuracy. There is no room for error in many legal cases; one lapse in concentration by one person can lead to an entire mistrial or, worse, an incorrect sentence being passed.

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Criminal Cases and Civil Cases

Legal matters that result in court time can be of two types: criminal or civil. Criminal matters refer to those cases where a violation of a state or federal criminal code has taken place, resulting in adjudication and small claims matters between parties under a specific dollar amount (as an

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The Sentencing Process

The sentencing process in the United States may sound complicated, but it does follow an established formula. A criminal sentence follows the legal ramifications associated with a conviction in a court of law. Sentences range from probation and fines to incarceration and even death. Other sentences include payment to the

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What is Certified Guardian Ad Litem?

(US law/generally) A Guardian is simply a person who has the legal authority to care for another person. The term Ad Litem is a legal term used to refer to the appointment by a court of one party to act in a lawsuit on behalf of another party. Family court

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