Even after a divorce is complete, issues often continue to arise. Former spouses still file motions regarding financial disagreements, parenting schedules, and the well-being of their children. In contentious...
Child Abuse or Self-Defense
Jun 15, 2015
Sadly, there are often easily identifiable, indisputable, cut-and-dry instances of child abuse. Sometimes, though, an incident falls in the grey area between child abuse and self-defense. There are two sides to...
Parents have a duty to care for and protect their children. If a parent can’t take care of her kids, the Division of Child Protection & Permanency (DCPP) steps in and takes the children away. It is...
Stereotypically, we often think of mothers as the primary caregivers for children, and fathers as frequently being stuck footing the bill for many expenses. Among these expenses is often the cost their children’s...
Many patients seeking major surgeries are unknowingly taking a greater risk than the standard risks associated with surgery. Hospitals with little or no experience performing certain high-risk surgeries in the past year...
