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When you have to drive around large vehicles, it can be terrifying. If a semi goes out of control or starts moving into your lane, you could be hit and end up with serious injuries. A momentary lapse by one driver could change your life forever. Unfortunately, truck...
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While you work on setting up child custody arrangements with your ex-spouse, you’ll come across a number of topics that you need to discuss. Among them, there are four that are particularly important to address, so you and the other parent are on the same page on how...
Missouri and Illinois may be neighbors, but you should know that their gun laws are not the same. Missouri's and Illinois’s gun laws are different enough that it’s possible that you could get into trouble with the law if you take a gun between the states in the wrong...
After you’re involved in a serious collision, you may have injuries that require months or years of medical care. Some may become permanent, and you may be forced to live with a disability or other physical difference in the future as a result of the crash. It’s not a...
Your biggest assets can lead to major disagreements in a pending divorce. After all, you and your ex need to split those assets. Both of you will want resources for your future, so your most valuable property will potentially lead to disagreements about what is fair....
Crimes are sorted into different categories classified as misdemeanor or felony charges. Felonies are crimes of the highest level. A person can be charged with either state or federal felonies. Sometimes both state and federal agents pursue a person for the same...
There are several critical differences between federal and state criminal charges. From the type of crimes involved to the length of sentences and what venue a crime should be prosecuted, federal and state charges can differ significantly and have serious,...
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis projects that 47 million Americans could lose their jobs as a result of the coronavirus. According to a recent analysis, this would translate to a 32.1% unemployment rate, which is a level not seen since the Great Depression. If...