Monthly Archives: November 2024
Voter Intimidation is Illegal
Although you thought you were acting patriotically when you chatted up fellow voters, you’ve been arrested and charged with voter intimidation. What constitutes voter intimidation, and what should you do about these charges? Defining Voter Intimidation Voter intimidation is a federal crime, and is spelled out in U.S. code as intimidation, threats, or coercion… Read More »
Bankruptcy Glossary
For people on the precipice of bankruptcy, the thought of entering a confusing and convoluted process can be overwhelming, if not terrifying. Understanding the process and the possibilities of bankruptcy starts with a basic understanding of the terminology common to bankruptcy proceedings. A handful of the important terms worth having at least a general… Read More »
The Hope Card for Domestic Violence Survivors
After the upheaval and disruption of domestic violence, survivors often feel jittery about their futures. The turmoil of violence can certainly lead to post traumatic stress, and with it all of the insecurities and fears one might expect. Recognizing as much, Floridians who’ve suffered domestic violence (DV) now have a new bit of legal… Read More »
Is it Domestic Violence?
You find yourself making excuses for your partner’s behavior. Always conscious of your own behavior and trying to appease this significant other, you find yourself making decisions that you hope will please them, not yourself. You’re always afraid of a meltdown—sometimes fearing for your physical safety. You’ve considered packing it in and leaving, but… Read More »