Monthly Archives: May 2022
Is Do-It-Yourself Divorce Right For You?
No one wants an ugly divorce, and while some people might entertain fantasies of wounding their ex-spouse in the pocketbook, no one wants to emerge from a divorce poorer than when they started. The people who spend years in court arguing over every expense and every item of personal property tend to be the… Read More »
College Student Cooperates With Law Enforcement To Catch Police Officer In The Act Of Sex Offense
It is a popular trope in movies about crime that, while there may be honor among thieves, no one trusts anyone. You never know who is an undercover police officer or who is a confidential informant who repeats everything you say to law enforcement. Maybe the person from whom you are buying drugs or… Read More »
Medical Billing Clerk Convicted Of Stealing Patients’ Information
Identity theft does not require enormous financial resources or highly specialized computer skills. Many defendants in identity theft cases had access to their victims’ identifying information or financial data in the context of their job duties. Whether you hacked into a computer network or simply jotted down customers’ credit card numbers from your office… Read More »
Prenuptial Agreement Dos And Don’ts
You do not have to be wealthy, cynical, or old to sign a prenuptial agreement. Many recently signed prenups are between couples who are none of those things. The college graduating classes of the past two decades are stuck with a mountain of student debt, and some of them are signing prenups as a… Read More »