Custody Concerns And Investigations

Posted on: 28 October 2021

Under certain circumstances, the custodial rights of a parent can be revoked. If a child is not being properly supervised or is enduring physical or emotional abuse, they could be removed from the home of their guardian and placed with their other birth parent. Some cases require that a preliminary private investigation is conducted. Reasons for Concern A parent who has reason to be concerned may have witnessed inappropriate behavior during occasions when they exchanged their child with the custodial parent. [Read More]

Trust But Verify: Dealing With Bail Bond Matters

Posted on: 21 September 2021

Just knowing that a loved one or close friend is behind bars can be extremely troubling. Unfortunately, this is no time to hesitate or make a mistake. Read on to find out how to verify the facts before you take action. Make No Mistake: Bail Bonds Are Good Things Bail bonds are a legitimate way to get someone released from jail. Bail bonds agents are friendly and easy to work with, and they will help you understand exactly what is going on with the entire matter. [Read More]

Sorting Out Liability After A Cyclist Accident With A Pedestrian

Posted on: 18 August 2021

Cyclists and pedestrians are expected to follow rules. When you are a pedestrian and you're struck unexpectedly by a cyclist, you might wonder which party is at fault. You will want to consult with personal injury services because this depends on the specifics of how the accident occurred. Pedestrian Right-Of-Way A pedestrian is allowed to use a sidewalk and is also allowed to cross the street while using a crosswalk. If you are in one of these situations, an individual riding a bike would be at fault for crashing into you and you would be entitled to any injuries you suffer as a result. [Read More]

What's the Law on Wet Floor Signs?

Posted on: 13 July 2021

A slip and fall on a wet floor is one of the most common personal injury claims. Many of these cases involve an argument over whether there should have been a wet floor sign or if the sign that was out was enough warning. So what is the law on wet floor signs? Do Businesses Have to Have Wet Floor Signs By Law? There is no specific law that a business has to put out a wet floor sign if the floor is wet in most places. [Read More]