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A Parent's Guide to Connecticut School Law- Part 3

This publication is an in-depth look at the laws surrounding Education in the state of Connecticut, as well as the obligations of parents and the rights of students. Part 3 covers the topics of discipline and your child's rights related to searches and seizures in school.

A Parent's Guide to Connecticut School Law- Part 2

This publication is an in-depth look at the laws surrounding Education in the state of Connecticut, as well as the obligations of parents and the rights of students. Part 2 covers more topics in Special Education.

A Parent's Guide to Connecticut School Law- Part 1

This publication is an in-depth look at the laws surrounding Education in the state of Connecticut, as well as the obligations of parents and the rights of students. Part 1 covers The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 and topics in Special Education.

THE 5 THINGS YOUR FAMILY NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT ARKANSAS GUN LAW

Every family needs to have their own customized Gun Law Strategy. This article discusses the 5 areas of Arkansas Gun Law you need to be aware of to create your family's Gun Law Strategy.

What Judges Want - Hon. Brad Karren

An interview with the Hon. Judge Brad Karren, Benton County, Arkansas

Don't Be A Victim Of Fraud

Here are some tips on how to avoid being a fraud victim

Understanding Your Rights as a Disabled Person in the Workplace

Thriving in a workplace oriented around the capabilities of able-bodied individuals is challenging enough without facing issues related to discrimination, but alas, workplace bias against disabled persons remains a common occurrence in American society.

Comprehensive Durable Power Of Attorney

If you became incapacitated, who would pay your bills, protect your assets and obtain long-term care and government benefits for you? The most common answer is: “I have joint bank accounts with my spouse or children, so they can handle all of that.”

Settling Personal Injury Claims Without A Lawyer: Is It Right For You?

Though many people believe that they will take home a greater sum if they try to settle their personal injury claims without paying a lawyer's fee, in reality this is seldom the case.

LEGAL CHECKUP

Wills, living trusts to avoid probate and power of attorneys are important. Guardinships and Conservatorships may be necessary. Income Qualifying Trusts for Medicaid may be necessary. Veterans and surviving spouses may be entitled to V.A. Aid and Attendance.

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