Sometimes, you may think you are fine to drive after one or two drinks. However, even if you are under the legal limit, you may still show signs of intoxication while driving and get pulled over. When this happens, you have some rights you should know.
You Have the Right to Remain Silent
If you've seen any cop shows, you've heard the famous words, "you have the right to remain silent.
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- When a couple divorces and has no debts to split, the proceedings can be fairly simple to complete; however, this is rare. Most couples have debt, and finding the best and right way to divide this debt can be challenging. Here are some tips to help you determine the best way to split debts and handle issues relating to debts if you are getting divorced. Add It All Up The first goal is to find out exactly how much debt you have as a couple.
- The recent death of the rock star Prince has brought to light a big problem—the musician died without any known will or "intestate." This oversight is likely to throw his estate into a long and protracted court process, further complicated by the sort of legal issues that can go along with having no direct heirs and a large extended family. Learn how a few simple steps can prevent your heirs from facing the legal complications Prince's family will have to handle.
- Child custody exchanges can be extremely stressful for both parents and children. There are safety concerns, procedural issues and a large amount of conflict. It can be emotionally and physically exhausting. Luckily, the tension can be minimized with these four custody exchange tips: 1. Avoid Being Late. One of the first things you should is to avoid being late to the exchange. Actions will almost always speak louder than words, so make sure you arrive on time.
- In general, most disability lawyers will offer you a contingency agreement related to your disability case. Most agreements state that if you do not win your disability case, you will not owe your lawyer fees for their work. However, you may still owe out-of-pocket expenses that your lawyer incurred while they researched and advocated for your case. Some examples of out-of-pocket expenses include fees associated with requesting medical documentation to support your case, photocopying documents, mailing documents, your lawyer's travel expenses, long-distance phone calls related to your case, and obtaining professional opinions from treating doctors.