Factors That Determine Custody Of Children With Special Needs
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31 May 2023
If your child has special needs, their unique needs may influence custody determination during a divorce. Below are factors courts consider in such child custody cases.
Daily Care
The parent taking care of the child's daily needs may have an edge over the other if the issue arises in court. The court may consider the parent who:
Helps the child bathe and groom Helps the child with their oral hygiene Takes the child to their medical consultations The court may rationalize that the other parent is unwilling or unable to offer the services.
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2 Mistakes To Avoid After Suffering A Severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) In An Auto Accident
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25 April 2023
After being involved in a serious motor vehicle accident, you may have sustained severe injuries to your brain, resulting in a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Whether you suffered from a severe concussion, brain contusion, or hemorrhage, the loss of consciousness and the trauma done to your brain has left you with lasting medical symptoms.
Since you will need prolonged medical care and will be out of work for an undetermined amount of time, you may be seeking compensation for the injuries from the accident.
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Temporary Guardianship: What It Is And When It's Necessary
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20 March 2023
Guardianship is a legal process through which a person or organization is granted the authority to make decisions on behalf of another individual, usually a minor or an adult with special needs. There are three primary types of guardianship – limited, general, and temporary – each with its specific purpose and scope of authority. Here's what you need to know about temporary guardianship.
Understanding Temporary Guardianship
Temporary guardianship is a short-term solution for situations where an individual requires immediate care, supervision, or decision-making assistance.
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Think Twice Before Agreeing To A Car Accident Settlement
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15 February 2023
You are probably owed money after a car accident that was not your fault. However, the amount you are paid can vary from inadequate to acceptable. Many accident victims are not equipped to deal with legal and insurance matters. Read on and find out when you should stop and think twice before you sign an agreement to settle.
Settlement Offers Can be Insulting
When you get a lowball offer, don't be offended.
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