While stopped at an OVI checkpoint, the officer might suspect that you are under the influence of alcohol and might choose to perform a field sobriety test. If they discover you are intoxicated, you might be charged with an OVI and face various punishments when convicted. You can receive typical penalties such as fines and prison time. But you might also be required to use an interlock device, and a GPS might track you.
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Those hurt in a car accident have been through a traumatic experience. It's only natural for some accident victims to speak out about it on Facebook, Instagram, and other social media sites. However, personal injury lawyers warn their clients against this sort of thing. Read on and find out what can be so bad about posting on social media after an accident.
It's Nothing Personal
Most people assume that when they post on their pages, it's private.
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Unfortunately, there are many individuals that will need to rely on social security disability benefits. Applying for these benefits is a legal task that countless people will do on a daily basis.
Assumption: Disability Benefits Are Only Awarded For Visibly Obvious Disabilities
There is a common assumption among some individuals that they will only be able to have their disability benefits approved if they are suffering from an obvious physical injury.
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It's common for adults to put off planning for what they will do when they become incapacitated. However, it's important to have a plan for what you will do before it is too late. Once you have become incapacitated, you will not be able to make decisions for yourself and your assets might also be placed at risk.
Making Important Legal Decisions Before You Are Incapacitated
When trying to figure out what will be done when you are incapacitated, you will always want to consult with an attorney.
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For many parents with split custody, relocation can cause a lot of conflicts. If you do not want your child to move but your ex plans on doing so, you may want to see if you can prevent the relocation.
While it's not always possible to prevent location, there is a lot you can do to ensure you maintain the visitation or custody you deserve. Here's what you need to know if a conflict is growing over a relocation situation.
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