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Handcuffing of Second Grader Didn't Violate His Rights A 7-year-old elementary school student who was handcuffed by a police officer for 20 minutes can’t sue because there was no violation of his rights. -
What Is Divorce Mediation? The task of negotiating child and spousal support, property, and establishing child-custody arrangements can be overwhelming. -
Planning for Special Needs Children A “special needs” child is a child who faces a physical or mental disability and may require needs-based benefits, such as Medicaid or SSI. -
Cities Attempt to Strike a Balance on Electric Scooters The recent death of a popular British YouTube personality in an electric scooter accident has prompted renewed calls for tighter regulatio. -
SD Estate Planning - Planning for Step-Children If you've married someone and your spouse has children from a different relationship, those are your step-children. -
Can SWAT Kick in My Door If I Don't Pay My Electric Bill? We've all missed a bill here or there. Normally, you're just facing a little late fee, not an entire SWAT team kicking in your door and shooting your dog. -
Disinheriting A Family Member - Can I Do It? Whether or not we plan to do so, each of us will face death eventually. However, by planning we can make it better in many ways for those we leave behind. -
Feds to End Suspicionless Passenger ID Checks on Flights Our Fourth Amendment rights keep us free from unreasonable detention and search and seizure. -
Personal Information Exposed Medical Collections Data Breach It seems like there's another data breach every day. We share quite a bit of our personal information online (and off). -
More Than Half of U.S. Adults Don't Have A Will Let’s face it—end-of-life planning isn’t fun. The topic can seem morose, depressing -- maybe even a little scary.