Pros and Cons of Felon Voting Rights

Authored by Heaven Stubblefield in Criminal Law
Published on 01-26-2010

In democracy exercising one’s right to vote is crucial to have a say in the political system. If you don’t vote, you relinquish your right to have a voice in the society. Every citizen should have a voice and be represented in the government. However, controversy surrounding felon’s voting rights has risen over the years that everyone seems to have something to say about the Pros and Cons of felon voting rights. It is a controversial issue and every aspect should be considered and weighed constructively. Read the rest

How to Change Your Name in Florida

Authored by Jackie Barlow in Legal
Published on 12-23-2009

The majority of legal name changes come from marriages or divorces. If that is the case, it is nearly an automatic change because the courts realize that it stems from the marriage license or divorce decree. People who desire the name change for other various reasons must petition a court, and the court decides whether to grant it. Read the rest

Dealing with Collection Agencies

Authored by H. Clare Callow in Legal
Published on 12-01-2009

Debt collection agencies are an unfortunate fact of life for hundreds of people. Having to face an old debt is bad enough, but if you have no or little knowledge about how these agencies operate you are at risk of making costly mistakes. Read the rest

How to Obtain a Death Certificate

Authored by R. Elizabeth C. Kitchen in Legal
Published on 11-30-2009

A death certificate, also referred to as a medical certificate of the cause of death, is a legal document that declares the location, date, and cause of a person’s death. Death certificates are issued by a registrar of vital statistics or another government official. Read the rest

How to Change Your Name in Virginia

Authored by Carly Hart in Legal
Published on 11-22-2009

Changing your name in Virginia is relatively uncomplicated, provided the correct procedure is followed. Adults wishing to change their name in Virginia can do so more easily than parents needing to change a child’s name. Whether a name change is needed due to marriage, divorce or other circumstances, the procedure is basically the same. Read the rest

How to Change Your Name in Kentucky

Authored by Donna Johnson in Legal
Published on 11-14-2009

Although many people will live their entire lives without ever having to think about a name change, others do choose to change their names at some point in time. No matter what the reason for your name change, there are procedures that must be followed in order to make your name change legal. These processes vary by reason for name change and by state. Kentucky, for instance, has its own rules regarding name changes. Read the rest

How to File a Harassment Restraining Order

Authored by Neal F. Litherland in Legal
Published on 11-14-2009

In this modern day legal system, where the government has mostly stepped in to stop bloodshed and to mediate disputes between citizens, there are a lot more options in dealing with personal differences. However, this doesn’t stop people from being people, and things like bullying and harassment still occur on a fairly regular basis. Instead of lashing out, or doing nothing, victims of this kind of treatment have a legal recourse in a document known as a restraining order. Read the rest

Death Penalty vs. Life in Prison

Authored by Neal F. Litherland in Criminal Law
Published on 11-07-2009

There’s been a debate raging all over the United States for years regarding the death penalty. It is undoubtedly a permanent solution to stopping a single person from committing any further crime. It also has a huge amount of historical precedent. Then again so does slavery and misogyny. Just because something has been done doesn’t mean that it should continue to be done. However, there are two sides to this particular argument. Read the rest

Pros and Cons of Death Penalty

Authored by John Fredrik in Criminal Law
Published on 11-05-2009

The death penalty is one of the most divisive issues in America. It has been practiced almost continually since the founding of this nation and Gallop polls have shown Americans in favor of the death penalty – most of the time by a substantial margin. But history and poll numbers are no comfort when human lives are affected to the degree that they are by an issue such as this. The death penalty shakes us down our moral core as citizens and a nation. Read the rest

Five Legal Tips for Divorcing Parents

Authored by Stephanie Modkins in Legal
Published on 11-05-2009

Are you a parent going through a divorce? If so, you understand it is a painful process. Emotions are high and maturity is often low. However, as you hash out how to divvy up your life with another person, don’t forget the children. They are the innocent victims in the whole ordeal. As a result, it’s important to mind your manners and follow these five legal divorce tips for parents. Read the rest

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