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What is a Divorce?
Divorce is a legal process that requires a legal reason and court judgment to end the marriage. Most spouses seeking divorce rely on having lived separately for a year as their basis for seeking a divorce judgement. In the past, adultery or physical / mental cruelty...
Prenuptial vs Postnuptial Agreements
The main difference between a prenuptial agreement and a postnuptial agreement is the timing of when they are made. A prenuptial agreement is made before a couple gets married, while a postnuptial agreement is made after a couple is already married. If a couple does...
What Is Marriage?
Marriage is a legally-binding relationship between two people, which creates a number of legal responsibilities and rights toward one another, including: Inheriting property from each other Making medical and financial decisions for each other Ability to foster and...
What Is Family Law?
Family law is the broad area of law that covers marriage, divorce, child custody, spousal and child support, parenting, adoption, domestic violence, reproductive rights, and other matters concerning family relationships. Family law originates in English common law...
Enforcement and Modification of Court Orders
If you have an existing court order related to family matters that requires enforcement or modification due to changing circumstances, a family law lawyer can help you navigate the legal process in compliance with Saskatchewan's family law regulations. In...
Medicaid Planning Strategies for Long-Term Care
Medicaid pays for almost half of the US’s total nursing home costs. But for a senior to be eligible, they must meet the low-income requirements, which include having few assets. Additionally, Medicaid includes a look-back period to ensure the person’s financial...
Medicare and Medicaid Differences
Medicare and Medicaid are not the same. Medicare is a federal insurance program for anyone 65 or older and some people under 65 with specific health conditions. Eligibility is not dependent on your income level, and the program is the same across the US. Medicaid is a...
What is Medicaid?
Medicaid is a federal and state program designed to provide low-cost or no-cost health care coverage to specific groups of people, such as those with low incomes or limited resources. It is the largest program providing health-related and medical services to...
What is Medicare?
Medicare is a US federal government health insurance program. It’s designed for people aged 65 and older and for younger individuals living with certain disabilities or illnesses, like End-Stage Renal Disease. Medicare has four parts that help cover different specific...
Can You Sue for Civil Rights Violations?
Yes, you can sue for civil rights violations. If your civil rights have been violated, you have the right to seek legal recourse. You can file a lawsuit against the individuals, organizations, or entities responsible for the violation. The United States Courts website...
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