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Negligence is one of the most common torts that form the basis of a civil lawsuit. In order to prove negligence, plaintiffs generally must show that a defendant owed them a duty that was breached and that this was the actual and proximate cause of damages. Duty...
Not all marriages succeed, and many unions end up legally dissolving. Married people in Delaware are not immune from marriage breakdowns, and even couples who've been together for many years may file for divorce. Is every age group at the same risk for divorce? Some...
Some people do not want to disclose the full value of their assets as you must if you want to sign a prenup with your intended. To put it another way, a prenup is not enforceable without full disclosure. For those people who do not want money to be an issue in their...
Individuals facing a divorce in Delaware will need to deal with several pressing issues before they are no longer married. Divorcees and divorces must deal with the emotional effects of losing a spouse. They must also deal with the day-to-day issues that come with...
The number of people using cell phones in Delaware has increased over the past decade. This has prompted many states to enact laws prohibiting their usage while operating a car. For example, in Delaware, it has been illegal to use a hand-held cell phone while driving...
Car accidents can cause victims a lot of angst in the weeks and even months following their experience. For many people in Delaware, involvement in a crash can lead to ongoing emotional distress. Working toward a full recovery is much more effective when people have...
Studies show that the use of child safety seats save lives. The general design of the seat in a car provides protection only for adult bodies. Seat belts and other safety devices cannot provide adequate protection to children, which is why child safety seats are a...
Certain life changes warrant a second look at your Delaware estate plan, and divorce is among them. Your future may look much different once you and your one-time partner part ways, and you may have different opinions and desires for your estate now that the two of...
Going through a divorce can be time-consuming and stressful. When it's over, people often just want to move forward and focus on the next chapter. To make this adjustment a little easier, having certain things in place can be critical. A fair settlement - Your...
Your and your soon-to-be ex-spouse’s retirement accounts are probably some of your more valuable assets. Like with your home, vehicles, savings accounts and other marital property, you must divide retirement funds during your divorce. If you cannot reach an...
