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The Peaceful Method of Handling a Divorce
Before you escalate your divorce to the courts, you might want to choose a more civil form of settlement — mediation. Mediation is a non-combative process of conflict resolution between
Evolving Cities: How Technologies Help Ease Traffic Congestion
For billions of people living in urban areas worldwide, traffic is practically a part of life. Most commuters and car owners have already resigned themselves to the idea that they
Children and Divorce: What Would Prevent Joint or Sole Custody?
Most adults will solely focus on their feelings in a marriage when deciding whether they should stay together or separate. Few will pay a second thought to the feelings of
Discrimination and What You Need to Do
Despite the world becoming more civilized, discrimination has not disappeared. Whether it is based on wealth, gender, age, race, this fiend squeezes into the daily lives of billions of people.
Road Safety: A U.S. Health Crisis That Needs Urgent Action
There is a public health crisis in motor vehicle crashes. The group called Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety sounded this alarm after it released its 2020 report detailing at
CNIL vs. Google: A Case Study on the Right to be Forgotten
Marshall McLuhan’s vision of a global village—represented today by the Internet and global communications—bridges the distance between countries and people. On the one hand, it’s a good thing because it
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Why Many U.S. Citizenship Applications are Rejected
If you want to live permanently in the United States and become a true American, expect it to be a long and difficult process. There are documents to sign, backgrounds
Pointers for Improving Your Legal Practice
The legal sector has been facing many changes over the last few decades. Only a small percentage of startup law firms can cope with the changes and survive. The changes
Understanding Legalese: The Language of Contracts
We are all guilty of not reading the terms and conditions every time we download mobile applications (apps), enter a website, or power up a new video game and software.