Working out the Custody Arrangements? 3 Reasons Why Bird Nesting Might Be the Answer

Posted on: 2 November 2016

If you're in the process of a divorce, and you're discussing custody, you want to make arrangements that will have your child's best interest at heart. That's easier to do if you and the other parent are on the same page. If you and your spouse have maintained an amicable relationship, and you're still able to communicate effectively, you may want to consider a bird nesting arrangement. Bird nesting is a relatively new custody arrangement that provides an increased level of stability for children going through a divorce. [Read More]

Who Is Responsible In An Accident Caused By A Bus Driver?

Posted on: 2 November 2016

Accidents involving buses have unique issues that can impact a victim's claim. Issues can include determining who to hold responsible for your injuries and which damages you can claim. If you have been involved in an accident with a bus, here is what you need to know.   Who Is Responsible? If you were the victim in the accident, you have to determine whether or not to hold the bus driver, the owner of the bus, or another entity responsible for your accident. [Read More]

A Quick Look At Common Prescription Medications That Could Get You A DUI Charge

Posted on: 2 November 2016

When you have a sickness, illness, or disease, there is a high likelihood that your doctor will prescribe some sort of medication to help you with your problems. If you are like most people, you will swing by the pharmacy and pick up your medication and may never give any thought at all to whether you should take the pills while you are driving. Unfortunately, some common medications can inhibit your driving abilities because of their side effects. [Read More]

Ways Your Cell Phone Can Help Solidify Your Auto Accident Injury Case

Posted on: 2 November 2016

Every time that you drive your vehicle, you have the risk of being involved in an automotive collision that could result in a serious injury. Still, being injured does not guarantee that you will be properly reimbursed for your damages, even if the other driver was at fault.  If your auto accident attorney could advise you of how to respond at the accident scene, he or she would probably ask you to keep your cell phone handy. [Read More]