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• Was Your Child Physically Abused While In Foster Care? Learn What You Can Do About It

  15 May 2016

  For parents that have had their children taken by child protective services, the road to getting them back home can be long, hard and heart-breaking. While some parents have their children taken because of legitimate reasons like drug use around them or inflicting physical or sexual abuse, many other parents lose their children because of poor conditions in the home. For parents that are working hard to get their kids back, it can mean getting a new house, undergoing a lot of mental health counseling or completing parenting classes.

• Four Life Changes That May Reduce Your Child Support Agreement

  27 April 2016

  Child support agreements may seem both confusing and overwhelming. Though they are often determined on a preliminary basis early on, they can be adjusted for a variety of reasons—and an individual will often need to advocate for themselves in court in order to get the agreements changed. Unless the individual requests a change in child support, it isn't likely to occur. Here are a few reasons why an individual may be able to change their child support amount.

• Refuting Common Myths About Discrimination

  7 April 2016

  There are few experiences that can be more emotionally painful and stressful than facing discrimination in the workplace. In addition to potentially threatening your livelihood, discrimination can create a hostile work environment that may severely reduce your quality of life. While the law provides some protections against discrimination, it is an unfortunate fact that there are many misconceptions about discrimination. Learning the truth behind the following couple of myths will help you to be better able to protect your rights.

• Visitation Rights For Grandparents: What Should You Expect?

  23 March 2016

  If you have become concerned at the prospect of losing contact with your grandchild, you should know that in most states your rights are protected. The family law courts justifiably reason that a child benefits greatly from a close, loving relationship with a grandparent, and thus have set guidelines in place for those grandparents who wish to assert their legal right to child visitation. For more guidance on visitation rights for grandparents, read on.

• 3 Tips to Avoid Breaking Antitrust Laws

  3 February 2016

  As a business owner, you might be vaguely aware of antitrust laws and the Sherman Act. To avoid serious legal troubles -- both civil and criminal in nature -- it is imperative to ensure that you do not break any of these laws. Luckily, following a few simple tips should help you avoid breaking these laws and causing legal troubles for yourself and your business. 1. Avoid Price Fixing and Bid Rigging