The Golden Bachelor Split: Unpacking the Brief Marriage and Public Divorce of Theresa Nist and Gerry Turner
Theresa Nist, star of “The Golden Bachelor,” has responded to the varied reactions following her announcement of a divorce from Gerry Turner after a brief three-month marriage. Nist expressed her gratitude on Instagram, stating, “I am deeply thankful for everyone’s love, support, and kindness. It’s incredibly touching that so many of you reached out in […]
Study Reveals Higher Divorce Interest in the South
A recent study by the Schmidt & Clark law firm reveals an intriguing trend: Southerners appear significantly more inclined to consider divorce compared to individuals in other regions of the United States. This conclusion was drawn from the analysis of over 300,000 Google searches related to divorce. The study found Tennessee to be the state […]
Impact of Louisiana’s New Criminal Justice Laws on Criminal Defense Attorneys
Louisiana has significantly toughened its stance on crime as Governor Jeff Landry enacted several legislative measures aimed at extending prison sentences for offenders, permitting unlicensed concealed gun carriage, and reintroducing the electric chair alongside nitrogen gas as execution methods for individuals on death row. Governor Landry, who previously served as the state’s attorney general before […]
Champions of Justice: The Unseen Value of Personal Injury Lawyers in Restoring Lives
Personal injury laws in Texas are designed to protect individuals who have been physically or psychologically injured due to the negligence or wrongful actions of another person, company, government agency, or any other entity. Here are some key aspects of personal injury laws in Texas: 1. Statute of Limitations: In Texas, there is a specific […]
The closure of a major hospital has put significant pressure on Atlanta’s healthcare system
Outside Emory University Hospital Midtown, nestled in bustling downtown Atlanta, two makeshift mobile units stand guard by the emergency room. These units are a testament to the hospital’s struggle during rush hours, when the hallways become makeshift wards for patients on stretchers. Dr. Nataisia Terry, who oversees the emergency department, paints a vivid picture of […]
What is Probate? Everything You Need to Know About Estate Administration
What is Probate or Estate Administration? Probate or estate administration is a process of settling the person’s estate after their demise or death. It is a legal process and usually involves the distribution of wealth/assets, payments of outstanding debt, performing the necessary steps mentioned in the will (if any), or taking actions based on the […]
Local Rules In Texas Requiring Water Breaks For Construction Workers Soon To Be Nullified
Climate change has been showing its ugly effects in different parts of the world, and Texas is no exception. In the past few weeks, parts of Texas witnessed triple-digit temperatures, leaving residents all exhausted due to the sweat. On one hand, weather officials are urging Texans to stay indoors and hydrate themselves as much as […]
Some Companies Have Used A Legal Loophole To Avoid Paying Overtime By Giving Workers Exaggerated Job Titles
A new paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research has found that several employers are exaggerating the job titles of their employees in a bid to avoid compensating them for overtime work. Companies have been taking advantage of a legal loophole within the federal labor law, according to which managers are paid fixed […]
How California Law to Help Foster Kids Created a Bottleneck in Care
The CCR (Continuum of Care Reform) Act was passed back in 2015, with the aim to phase out group homes and push for family placement of foster kids instead. Back then, the law was well-intentioned – it primarily focused on increasing placement stability, decreasing reliance on congregate care, and reducing the time taken to place […]
Attorney General of Arizona: Tucson’s Renter Protection Statute Violates State Law
A Tucson rental ordinance may get overturned in 2023 due to the Arizona attorney general’s examination of it. The City of Tucson’s Ordinance No. 11959 prevents landlords from considering applicants’ income sources when deciding whether to rent to them. On December 21, Attorney General Mark Brnovich released a report that he claimed violated a previous […]