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Dropping An Order Of Protection
Whether a partner or spouse believes they granted an order of protection for the wrong reasons or has instant remorse, revoking the order may need more processes than the initial issuance. Because adequate evidence was given to obtain the protective order in the first...
How to Protect Yourself as a Commercial Tenant When Leasing a Property
According to the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT), the overall value of the US commercial real estate sector is around $16 trillion. It is easy for businesses to become overwhelmed while searching for commercial real estate with so much...
Same-Sex Divorce: Everything You Need to Know
In 2015, a monumental decision was made by the US Supreme Court, making same-sex marriage legal. To millions of Americans, this decision was life-changing, as they can now marry the person of their dreams with the backings of the law. Before this ruling, about 13...
How To Divorce A Narcissist And Win
Getting a divorce is never a pleasant journey, and when it involves a narcissist, it becomes even more complicated. Narcissists are self-centered individuals who are too full of themselves and boastful of their capabilities. When there is a divorce involving a...
Common Child Custody Mistakes You Need to Avoid
Divorce can be a draining moment in one's life, even more dreadful when it involves child custody. Due to the nature of divorce, people make numerous mistakes that hamper their chances of winning a child custody case. If you want to ensure that you don't lose custody,...
Ways To Divorce Without Going Broke
Divorce is the most expensive single financial transaction in most people's lives, bringing critical concerns that must be addressed right away. This text contains helpful tips on every aspect of divorce: before the divorce, gathering records, alimony, tax returns,...
Lawsuits Against Robinhood – Likely To Miss The Target!
In response to the drastic jump in the stock’s price, the investing app Robinhood halted trades of the stock, preventing customers from buying additional shares but still allowing them to sell the shares they already owned. Angry investors have now filed several lawsuits across the country in various federal courts against Robinhood arguing that Robinhood’s response was arbitrary and harmed its customers.
Section 230 – Unzipped
Recently a lot of political and media attention has been set on “Section 230.” Many politicians, including President Trump and President-Elect Biden have called for Section 230 to be repealed entirely, while other politicians have called for a rework of the provision....
“First Comes the LAW, then Comes Marriage”
- Mark Schondorf, Divorce Attorney In this world of reality television, we see people sharing the details of their personal lives on a regular basis, and often these shows center around love and relationships. Who hasn’t heard of The Bachelor, or The Bachelorette? One...
7 Things to Know about Businesses and Divorce
If you own a business, or your spouse does, and are contemplating divorce in Illinois, here are 7 things you need to know: Businesses Started During The Marriage Are Marital - It doesn’t matter where the money to start a business came from – family, inheritance, or...