Interested In Adopting A Child Or Infant From China? What To Know

Posted on: 30 April 2016
Are you interested in adopting a child from another country, preferably China, but you don't know where to start? If so, you'll want to meet with an adoption attorney to talk about the details, and to find out what the process will entail when you want to adopt a child from another nation. China is one of the leading international locations of choice for Americans who want to adopt, and your lawyer can help you get the process started.
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Can You Argue Duress In Your Criminal Case?

Posted on: 30 April 2016
In most instances, people are held accountable for their own actions when a crime is committed. However, if the person committing the crime was compelled to act by another, there is a possible defense that could be used to justify the act. If you are facing criminal charges and plan to use duress as a defense, it is important you understand the strategy and its requirements.  What Is the Duress Defense?
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A Guide To Dealing With A DUI

Posted on: 9 April 2016
When you get pulled over by a police officer who suspects that you are driving under the influence, every decision you make from that moving forward is critical. Each state has its own set of laws that you must understand when it comes to drinking and driving. Read this guide in order to understand the legal ramifications of drinking and driving, as you also hire a lawyer to help. The Limits You Must Follow 
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How Life Insurance Complicates Estate Planning, And How To Deal With The Complications

Posted on: 26 March 2016
Buying life insurance is one of the best ways of guaranteeing financial security for your family. However, it needs careful planning for it not to complicate your estate planning initiatives. If you aren't careful, then your life insurance may complicate your estate planning in these two major ways: Increased Tax Liability Upon your death, you want every asset, including the death proceeds from your life insurance, to go to your beneficiaries.
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