When a large commercial truck or its driver is responsible for a collision, it is often not immediately clear which party(ies) can and should be held liable. Often, driver error or negligence is to blame. However, even if that is the case, there can be more to it than...
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Does a new stepparent warrant a new parenting plan?
Many divorced or separated parents eventually remarry. While a new marriage may bring happiness to one parent’s household, it can also inspire questions regarding parenting arrangements and family dynamics. In some situations, the arrival of a stepparent may warrant...
Navigating custody with a high-conflict ex
Co-parenting after a divorce or separation will not always go smoothly. Some parents disagree about schedules, discipline or communication. In other cases, the conflict becomes constant and starts affecting daily life for both the parents and the children. A...
Prescription medication can lead to impaired driving
Impaired driving charges usually focus around alcohol use. But it is important for drivers to remember that alcohol is not the only substance that can impair their ability to drive a vehicle safely. In some cases, even a prescription medication could lead to...
Excessive speeding and fatalities on our roads: What to know
Speeding is the main cause of fatal vehicle collisions, but all crashes involving speeding are not alike. A vehicle that’s traveling at 60 miles per hour, even if that’s well over the posted limit, likely won’t cause the same severity of injuries as one traveling 100...
Understanding how to navigate divorce and child custody
Divorce can be challenging on its own, but when children are involved, the process becomes more complex. Parents must balance their own concerns with decisions that affect the well-being and stability of their children. Understanding how divorce and custody-related...
Can those partially at fault for crashes still file lawsuits?
Some collision scenarios are clear-cut. One driver obviously broke the law or did something so negligent that they are fully to blame for the crash. Other times, it is possible for everyone involved in the incident to have a degree of fault. Failing to decelerate...
Why should you use caution on social media during divorce?
Social media is a part of daily life for many people, and some are reluctant to take a step back from it for a variety of reasons. Anyone who is going through a divorce needs to ensure they’re using social media in the correct manner if they choose to remain active....
A single DUI never truly goes away: 5 long-term consequences
A DUI conviction in Tennessee or Mississippi does not come with an expiration date. While you might complete all court requirements within months, the judgment itself can haunt you for years. These five consequences demonstrate why "just one DUI" is never really just...
Estate planning for business owners
Your business is more than just a job or a source of income. It represents your belief in yourself, your hard work and your sacrifice. But what would happen to your business if you suddenly became incapacitated or passed away? For business owners, estate planning is...