Law and Daily Life

You’re considering adoption but have an arrest or conviction in your past. Are you automatically disqualified? The simple answer is no. But adoption is a complicated process and the realistic…

Remember the lovely Michigan judge who sentenced three children to juvenile detention because they refused a court order to spend time with their father? She’s back in the news, only…

It’s summertime and the livin’ should be easy for college professors, who often have the season off. But last week, instead of enjoying summer vacation, a few University of Texas…

Let’s face it, estate planning is not exactly exciting or uplifting. Pondering what will happen after you die can feel pretty morbid. But here’s something we all know: dying with…

If the government legally collects data on foreigners under a National Security Agency program, then uses the information to entrap an American, has the American’s constitutional right to be free…

Not only are more and more college students graduating with student loan debt, they are owing more and more each year. Rising tuition costs coupled with graduate school means you…