Written by attorney Samuel Spital, over 4 years ago.
The First Question You Should Ask. You should determine whether not getting "A" or "B" grades is because of a learning disability. There are only five modes of communication that can lead to a... more
Written by attorney Caitlin Whitwell, almost 3 years ago.
Making the causal connection. In the 1990s, many states adopted statutes of limitations that run from the time the victim makes the causal connection between the childhood abuse and the... more
Written by attorney Maury Beaulier, 5 months ago.
All too often where chemical dependency is alleged in a family law case, Courts will require parents to subject themselves to testing and other restrictions that are meant to keep the children safe.... more
Written by attorney Paul Takakjian, 11 months ago.
As a former sex crimes prosecutor who has defended individuals charged with sex offenses for more than 25 years, I'm often asked what steps a person should take when he learns thathe is the focus... more
Written by attorney Howard Roitman, 12 months ago.
Extreme and outrageous conduct with either the intention of, or reckless disregard for, causing emotional distress damages. Intention, or reckless disregard for, causing emotional distress is required.
Written by attorney Jeremy Geigle, over 1 year ago.
According to ARS 13-3554, an individual can be accused of luring a minor for sexual exploitation charges if he or she: - Offers or solicits sexual conduct with another individual while knowing or... more
Written by attorney Jeremy Geigle, over 1 year ago.
According to ARS 13-3554, an individual can be accused of luring a minor for sexual exploitation if they offer or solicit sexual conduct to another individual while knowing or under the belief that... more
Written by attorney Margaret Brost, almost 3 years ago.
The most important first step for anyone in an abusive relationship is to get very clear that being abused is not ok with you. Getting to that point is often the hardest thing for a victim to do.... more
Written by attorney Mary Commander, about 3 years ago.
Classic characteristics of an abuser are: Extreme Jealousy Controlling behavior Unpredictable behavior Unrealistic Expectations Isolates the victim Blames others Minimizes or denies abuse Cruelty... more
Written by attorney Julie McCarver, about 2 years ago.
Your child(ren) have been taken by the Children's Division (or DFS) in the State of Missouri due to allegations against you of abuse or neglect. There are some very important issues you need to... more
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