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The number of points on your license has an impact because insurance companies learn about the points They make inquiries to the Department of Motor Vehicles as to what the totals are for their insured drivers. Also, the Department of Motor Vehicles has a staggered point system whereby after 8 points they’ll review your driving […]
Read MoreMost of the traffic charges we receive are for speeding, not following traffic devices, not having insurance or a driver’s license in the driver’s possession, or not having the correct registration information Your charges are going to be listed on the ticket, and it is important to know what they are The court will […]
Read MoreYes, but it will depend on the nature and the number of the charges. In almost every circumstance, the police officers or prosecutors are willing to reduce charges They will look at an individuals prior record, they’ll look at the severity of the charge, and they’ll look at some type of reasonable basis for a […]
Read MoreSometimes, individuals marrying later in life or for a second time seek to use a pre-nuptial agreement, because they have concerns about protecting property they’ve accumulated, large incomes, or they want other family members to receive some of their estate. Pre-nuptial agreements are enforceable ONLY if there has been a full and complete disclosure of […]
Read MoreDelaware child custody laws are somewhat different than other states; Delaware statutes permit only a parent or a step-parent to file for custody. Non-parental third parties can file for custody only in emergencies and only for a short time period.
Read MoreIn Delaware, alimony payments in a divorce is a sharing of income by the party with greater financial resources with the party with fewer resources (called the dependent party). The amount of alimony paid depends on the dependent spouse’s income and expenses, and on whether their income is appropriate and whether their expenses are reasonable. […]
Read MoreIn Delaware, child support will remain in effect until the child involves reaches the age of 18 and has graduated from high school, or until the age of 19 if the child does not graduate. In order to have child support lifted, you must notify the Family court involved, and provide them with evidence that […]
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