When A Parent Can Lose Custody By Not Raising Children Under The Religion Of The Custody Agreement

Many sensitive issues need to be resolved in a divorce, but among the most contentious is religion. As more people enter interfaith marriages, the number of custody battles over the religious orientation of the children is increasing.  Before signing a divorce custody agreement, it is important to consider the potential outcomes of not complying with the agreed-upon terms for the religious upbringing of children. Failing to do so could result in your losing custody of the children. [Read More]

How To Have An Easy Divorce

It's easy to lose sight of your intentions to have an amicable divorce once contentious issues arise. Read below for some tips on making sure that you and your spouse get things back to the calm and peaceful divorce you wanted to have all along. Be aware of your stubbornness In some cases, divorcing parties dig their heels in for no reason. Be sure that the issues you won't compromise on are worthy of the fight. [Read More]

Don't Forget To Add These Sections To An Employee Handbook

A handbook is an important part of a large organization. You will want to have your handbook reviewed by an employment legal representative to make sure that it contains policies that will protect your company. There are several policies you should consider adding to your handbook.  State-Specific Policies Make sure that the handbook includes any policies that are required by your state. For example, some states mandate that anti-harassment training be a part of a workplace handbook. [Read More]

What To Do If Your Workers' Compensation Claim Has Been Denied

If you're now sick or seriously injured due to a workplace incident or accident, you may feel like your whole world has changed. It's important to file for workers' compensation so that you're able to focus on getting well again and get through this challenging time while continuing to pay your bills and take care of medical costs. But, what happens if your workers' compensation claim has been denied? An attorney can help you file an appeal. [Read More]