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The Constitution of the United States strictly segregates the power of the federal government and sets its branches in perfect equipoise—i.e., the Legislature, the Executive, and the Judiciary are entirely distinct, completely independent, and unfailingly co-equal.
As we approach the holidays, you may be contemplating a gift for your attorney, law student, professor or judge. Why not consider a law dictionary – a gift that not only conveys your appreciation, but offers timeless utility to be referred to … Read More »
Definition: (noun) Divorce, also known as dissolution of marriage, refers to the legal process of ending a marriage. Annulment refers to invalidating a marriage through a court procedure that requires showing that the marriage was never valid. Separation means no … Read More »
Often, when a person is considering filing Bankruptcy, it is because a creditor has (or is about to) sue. While many creditors, such as banks that are owed credit card debt, will wait until a substantial bill has developed, some … Read More »
Legal.com supports Net Neutrality. If you agree in equal access to the Internet – in equal opportunity to participate online by large and small players alike, then write your Congressman to protest the FCC’s about face which hands control of … Read More »
Have you received an email with the subject: Delivery notification – Parcel delivery … failed After a few lines of pretend-data, the ‘notice’ gives you the opportunity to click on a link to https://tools.usps dot [wait for it] COM! Guess … Read More »