Ordinarily, child support ends when a child becomes an adult because the court presumes that the adult child will take care of themselves. However, there are many situations in which an adult child is unable to take care of themselves, and thus the parent has to chip in. Here are some of those situations.
The Child Is Disabled
Some adults can't take care of themselves due to various disabilities. A paralyzed child, a child with a severe mental illness, or a child with a chronic medical condition, may require their parent's financial assistance well into adulthood.
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Seeking justice in the weeks following a drunk driving incident can feel frustrating. If you have suffered serious injuries, you'll likely want to discuss your case with someone who provides drunk driving injury attorney services. You also probably want to know what the process is like, so let's take a look.
Separating Criminal Charges from the Civil Law Issues
The possibility of criminal charges being filed is ultimately up to the police and the prosecutor's office in the county where the accident happened.
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Being charged with a crime is a rather complex thing in this country. Not all crimes are the same or equal in the eyes of the law, even though all crimes must be punished. If you are charged with a crime, do you know what criminal law firm to call? You might be surprised to learn that some firms only practice defense for white collar crimes, while others only defend people convicted of serious felonies.
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After coming up with the perfect trademark for your products, you may have filed for federal trademark protection so that only you can use it. However, you may have discovered that a competing company is using a similar trademark for their products. Before you file a dispute, ask yourself the following questions.
1. Is the Competing Company near Your Business's Location?
The first thing you should ask yourself when trying to decide whether another business is infringing on your trademark is about their location.
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Many individuals who find themselves in the position of needing a workers' compensation attorney have never worked with an attorney before.
They, therefore, might have some uncertainties about how things work and what might be expected of them in their case.
The following are six things workers' compensation clients should know about working with an attorney before they get started with their claim.
It's difficult to navigate the complexities of filing a claim without an attorney.
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