Family Law and Personal Injury Attorneys
Archive, June 2018.
Are Drug Tests Legal in Family Court?
During a divorce, it is not uncommon for one parent to try to make the other parent look bad so that they do not receive any child custody. A parent may state that the other parent is violent, drinks too much, or uses illegal drugs. If you could relate to this situation, you may be asking yourself whether drug tests are legal in family court. Let’s take a closer look at the answer to this question.
Changing Your Name After an Illinois Divorce
After a wedding, many spouses decide to take the last name of their significant other. This brings them closer to their partner and shows their commitment. When couples divorce, the spouse who took on a married last name may keep their name or go back to their maiden name. The good news is they are not legally required to change to their maiden name once their divorce is finalized.
Common Disregarded Traffic Laws
The purpose of traffic laws is to improve road safety by reducing the risk of car crashes. Unfortunately, there are several traffic laws that drivers often ignore. Keep reading to find out whether you are breaking any of these commonly disregarded traffic laws.
How Car Accidents Impact Insurance Rates
After a car accident, you may be worried about paying more for your car insurance. This is understandable as car insurance is not cheap and you don’t want to overspend on it. The truth is that in some instances your car insurance rates will increase and in others, they will not be affected. Let’s take a closer look at how a car accident may impact your car insurance rates.
Summer Road Trip Safety Tips
The summer is the ideal time for individuals, families, and friends to take a road trip. If you are planning a road trip across the state or country, there are certain steps you should take to keep yourself and other motorists safe. Here are six summer road trip safety trips we recommend:
Tips for Creating a Successful Parenting Plan
A document created and agreed to by the parents of a minor child and approved by the court is known as a parenting plan. A parenting plan governs the relationship between the parents regarding the child. If you are going through a divorce and in the process of designing a parenting plan, the following tips can help ensure it is successful.
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