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How to Deal With Your Angry Spouse During a Divorce

When you or your spouse files for a divorce, it’s very common for emotions to get heated–maybe even more so than the weeks or months leading to that point. However, there are times when one spouse is level and rational while the other is angry and uncooperative.   If you are the first spouse in

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The Rewards and Difficulties of Being a Truck Driver

According to a report, the U.S. trucking industry is valued at $700 billion and makes up the majority of the freight in the USA. There’s been a shortage of qualified truck drivers for the past couple of years, so there’s plenty of decently-paying jobs waiting for skilled truck drivers. So is a career as a

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Mistakes to Avoid to Start Moving on After a Divorce

Couples choose to separate for different reasons. Some get a divorce because of infidelity, unmet expectations, or unresolved conflicts. Sometimes, couples grow separately, have different wants and priorities. Others have legal issues. If you have made up your mind and want to legalize your separation, then a dependable divorce attorney in Denver, Colorado can help. But among

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Staff Attorneys: What They Do And How Much They Earn

When we think ‘attorney’, we usually picture a dapper young man in a three-piece suit, or a hair-up, strict young woman in a power blouse, talking up a storm in a courthouse. TV and Movies have painted a picture of the modern attorney as these fiery, powerful, superfluous, and morally-upright heroes that defend the innocent

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Jury Duty: How Long Does it Last and What To Expect

It’s probably one of the scariest letters you’ll ever receive in your adult life. No, not your mortgage bills, or your bank statements. Jury duty. Those two words alone conjure up images of ratty motel rooms, days and nights spent talking to people you don’t particularly like, listening to witnesses who are so clearly lying,

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Skipping Jury Duty? Not a Good Idea, My Guy.

Getting summoned for jury duty is the worst: you’re obligated to show up to some stifling courthouse with other people who also don’t want to be there, listening to a horrible case for hours or days on end (depending on how long the trial lasts), and then being given the unenviable position of deciding someone’s

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Who Is the Patron Saint of Lawyers?

Nearly every profession and item these days have their own patron saint. For example, a Spanish scholar who lived circa 560 is now the Patron Saint of the Internet. And did you know that the Patron Saint of Unattractive People is the same patron saint for the mentally ill, cattle, sheep, and coffee house owners?

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How Much Do Lawyers Make in an Hour?

Ask any student pondering their future career choices what the most lucrative career paths are, and you’re likely to get the same answers: doctor, engineer, lawyer. In particular, a lot of people consider the career path of a lawyer to be one that’s high-earning. However, that’s not always the case. While some lawyers do end

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Is an Attorney and a Lawyer the Same Thing?

One question many law students, aspiring law students, and lay people ask is if an attorney and a lawyer are the same thing. After all, both terms are used interchangeably in many contexts, so they must refer to the same thing, right? In the United States, we use both attorney and lawyer to refer to

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