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Tag Archives: parents
Survival Guide for Newly Divorced Single Parents
All parties involved in a divorce will have to make major adjustments. While the children will most likely be considered as the victims, the most challenging role belongs to the newly single parent who gains primary custody. Gaining custody is … Continue reading
Are Children Personally Liable for a Deceased Parent’s Debt in Illinois?
In this article, we answer the question, “are children liable for a deceased parent’s debt in Illinois?” Read more detail on Recent Estate Planning posts –
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Tagged Children, debt, deceased, Illinois, Liable, parents, Personally
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News Coverage of Poverty: ‘You can’t win’: the parents working full-time – and struggling to survive
News Coverage of Poverty: Chris McGreal, ‘You can’t win’: the parents working full-time – and struggling to survive, The Guardian, Apr. 30, 2019. Read more detail on Recent Law Professor posts –
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Tagged Cant, coverage, fulltime, parents, poverty, Struggling, Survive, win., Working, you.
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Georgia Court of Appeals Holds Parents Not Liable for Adult Daughter’s Car Accident
As every parent of a teenager knows, one of your worst fears is that your child will be involved in an auto accident. What happens if your child is held legally responsible for the accident? As the parent, are you … Continue reading
Important reminders for parents before sending their teens to Prom
CHICAGO (April 24, 2019) – With prom season in full swing in Chicago, police are on heightened alert for underage drinking. Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C. attorney Brian L. Salvi is sharing some important reminders to keep teens safe, and … Continue reading
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