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- Metromix - Xpress Legal Scam
Provided by: HG.orgA mail order scam group recently used the Metromix name and is contacting people telling them they've won a rewards program prize and will be given a check for thousands of dollars. This is a SCAM.
- Dangerous Supplements Pose Challenges to FDA
Provided by: The Law Offices of Tyler & PeeryThe FDA has a limited selection of responses with which to address potentially dangerous dietary supplements.
- Texas Laws Set the Scene for National Cell Phone Action
Provided by: The Law Offices of Tyler & PeeryOn September 1, 2009, two new laws took effect in Texas further prohibiting mobile phone use, including texting.
- Mediating a Custody Crisis Can Be Better than Going Back to Court
Provided by: Cynthia Moseley Fox, Attorney at LawAbsent substantiated claims of abuse by the father or some other significant shortcoming in fulfilling his role as father, the court would not likely approve a substantial reduction in his time based upon his children expressing a preference for their mom. At least not for kids under 15, which is when the court begins to defer to the wishes of the child.
- A Good Lawyer Can Tap a “Deadbeat Dad’s” Retirement Plan for Past Due Child Support
Provided by: Cynthia Moseley Fox, Attorney at LawA wage assignment is a great first step for anyone with a delinquent “ex”, particularly one that’s steadily employed for someone else. And, for the person with limited means needing comprehensive assistance, CSE can’t be beat, although their high caseload often means it can take 6 to 9 months or more for CSE to execute their administrative options of tapping into someone’s wages or placing a lien on their bank account.
- Grandparents and Stepparents Have Limited Rights in Missouri
Provided by: Cynthia Moseley Fox, Attorney at LawStepparents, grandparents, siblings and others parenting children not their own were especially vulnerable should the child’s natural parent(s) decide to end that relationship. Today, the rights of “third party parents”, especially grandparents, are afforded more protection than a generation ago, but these rights still remain distinctly subservient to those of the natural parents.
- Should You Share the Same Home while Getting a Divorce?
Provided by: Cynthia Moseley Fox, Attorney at Law“Should I move out?” I hear this often from those contemplating divorce. Typically, it’s the husband asking and he is initiating the divorce. He is worried about giving up his interest in the house, and the right to return.
- “Bad” Spouses Are Rarely Punished. Getting on with Your Life Is the Prize in Most Divorces
Provided by: Cynthia Moseley Fox, Attorney at LawFamily Court judges spend much of their day hearing the awful things warring spouses say and do to each other. They become jaded and are reluctant to penalize one spouse for their misconduct, even when it’s admitted, be it infidelity, excessive gambling, substance abuse, or even abusive behavior, unless it is to the extreme of what they hear day in and day out.
- “Loose Lips”: Close Friends and Some Therapists can Be Forced to Reveal Your Secrets in a Divorce Trial
Provided by: Cynthia Moseley Fox, Attorney at LawIn Missouri, counselors not a member of one of the classes I’ve named can be compelled to testify about the details revealed in a therapy session, although this occurs rarely and in only the most divisive cases. Further, a conversation with a minister may not be protected if that person is not then functioning as your “spiritual advisor, confessor, counselor or comforter”.
- The Implications of the Bwin Judgment for Malta Remote Gaming Licensees
Provided by: Zammit & AssociatesAn analysis of the legal implications in the case of Portugal versus Bwin and how it applies to Malta Remote Gaming Licensees.





