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Federal Disability Retirements: The Remainder of the Year

Sunday, November 30, 2008 by Robert R. McGill

     Thanksgiving is now over.  There are barely 4 weeks before Christmas.  Yet, for those who are considering filing for disability retirement, time is not the issue; rather, it is whether or not a Federal employee is able to persist in continuing his or her employment before the time of recognition comes.  Recognition comes, generally speaking, in three steps:  A constant struggle with a medical condition, and the impediment such a medical... Read More

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Topic: Administrative Law

Georgia Senate to Review Bankruptcy Homestead Exemption

Friday, November 28, 2008 by Matthew T. Berry

Berry & Associates - Atlanta bankruptcy law firm,  has learned that visiting Emory University law professor Laura Spitz was scheduled to testify before the Georgia Senate Study Committee on Bankruptcy Homestead Exemptions.... Read More
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Topic: Bankruptcy

Can I be kicked out of my house if arrested for spousal abuse?

Thursday, November 27, 2008 by Matthew J. Ruff

When an individual is arrested for a crime of domestic violence the law allows the police officer to issue a protective order.  The order could require the alleged perpetrator to stay a certain distance away from the victim.  A criminal lawyer can help in having the order lifted and assist in getting charges dropped in Court.  Once any charges are dropped the order can be dissolved.... Read More
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Topic: Family Law

King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth Repealed

Wednesday, November 26, 2008 by James R. Modrall

The Rule Against Perpetuities has been abolished in Michigan with respect to personal property held in trust.  The legislature did not make a sweeping abolition of RAP regarding real estate.  Information about perpetual trusts in Michigan.... Read More
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Topic: Trusts and Estates

Can my wife drop charges in a domestic violence case?

Tuesday, November 25, 2008 by Matthew J. Ruff

The decision to drop charges in a domestic violence case rests solely with the district attorney.  Although the desire of a wife or spouse is relevant, it is not determinative.  A Domestic Violence Lawyer can help in persuading the prosecutor or district atttorney to dismiss the criminal case based on evidentiary problems and legal arguments.... Read More
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Topic: Domestic Violence

Federal Disability Retirement: Thanksgiving

Sunday, November 23, 2008 by Robert R. McGill

     This year has seen a tremendous amount of changes:  a seeming meltdown of the economy; a coming change of the Presidency; vulnerability of the Big Three Automakers; a housing market downward spiral; a volatile stock market which seems to take two steps back for each day of upward trading; and on and on.  In the midst of such turmoil and change, when a medical condition impacts a Federal or Postal employee on top of it all, it makes any potential... Read More

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Topic: Administrative Law

How can I remove a criminal conviction from my record?

Saturday, November 22, 2008 by Matthew J. Ruff

California law does allow for removal of some types of criminal convictions from a person's record.  A criminal defense attorney can help guide the person to ensure the proper relief is obtained.  In recent years the law has reduced or eliminated some classes of crimes from relief, even when the statutes allow for removal, certain conditions must be met.... Read More
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Topic: Expungements

Iowa Drug Law: "Possession" or "Intent to Distribute?"

Friday, November 21, 2008 by Mark Thompson

This is a summary of the factors that distinguish a drug possession case from a drug possession with intent to distribute case. 

For more information, contact Iowa Criminal Lawyer Mark Thompson.  His website is www.thompsonjustice.com, and his blog page is www.thompsonjustice.com/blog.

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Topic: Criminal Law

Fired After Workers' Compensation Injury in Virginia: Five Tips

Friday, November 21, 2008 by Gerald G. Lutkenhaus

If a worker has been injured at work, he/she has to also worry about being fired or terminated. A worker does have some rights as a result of this injury. I have attempted to explain some of those basic rights in this blog. The worker may also have rights under other laws.

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Topic: Workers Compensation

How many points will a DUI put on my DMV record?

Friday, November 21, 2008 by Matthew J. Ruff

A DUI conviction in California will cause 2 points to be placed on your DMV record.  A DMV Hearing Lawyer can challenge suspensions relating to a DUI, including APS, negligent operator and commercial revocations.  The DMV will treat these types of violations seriously, therefore action should be taken to avoid having the offense, and the resulting points, appear on your record.... Read More
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Topic: DUI/DWI
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