Life is different when you live with a person struggling with addiction problems. Things are also different when you separate from a spouse with addiction issues.
Legal Separation Agreements
Even if you hope to eventually get back together with your spouse, a legal separation agreement will remove the uncertainty from important issues like child custody, visitation, and financial issues. You and your spouse can create your own agreement and then each of you can speak to your own lawyers for advice and make things legal by filing the agreement with the court.
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Divorce isn't an easy thing to go through. It evokes different emotions such as anger, resentment, despair, and fear. Although some people have an easier time with it than others, some find it challenging to handle. If you're going through this process, it's vital that you hire an attorney to help you. Working with these professionals will make it easy to get through this process. Here are three advantages of working with these attorneys.
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When you have a divorce lawyer for your case, you want to make sure that they are addressing all of the issues that can come up. These are some of the things that you will want to think deeply about and discuss with your lawyer:
Who Gets The House
If there is a marital home, it will need to be decided who gets to keep it or whether it needs to be sold.
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It should come as no surprise that a felony charge stirs up a lot of anxiety and fear for those being charged. It is natural to have a lot of fear about felony charges, especially if you are still trying to see what you will be charged with after an arrest. In many cases, misdemeanors have been bumped up to felonies.
So, how does this apply to a DUI charge? Here's what to know if you fear getting charged with a felony for your DUI arrest.
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If you were arrested and charged with driving under the influence (DUI), a wide variety of penalties could be in store for you. Increasingly, the justice system is attempting to ward off repeat DUI arrests by using an alcohol assessment that could greatly affect your sentence. Rather than a substitute for punishment, the alcohol assessment should be regarded as a way to educate yourself about alcohol issues while making a good impression on the state and the judge.
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