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How to Enforce Your Child Custody Order

You have been awarded custody and the other parent has child visitation. The details are contained in a court order, or child custody order. What can you do when the other parent violates or disobeys ...

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What is clemency?

Clemency under the criminal justice system is the act by an executive member of government of extending mercy to a convicted individual....

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My Legal Rights as a Subpoenaed Witness

A subpoena compels the person served to comply with whatever is requested in the subpoena. If a person is compelled to appear and testify in court or other legal proceeding, they are under a legal obl...

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When a Spouse Does Not Sign Divorce Papers

A divorce can still be granted, even if only one party wants the divorce. This type of divorce will require a bit more paperwork, but the marriage can still be dissolved....

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What Causes an IRS Tax Audit

The IRS uses three techniques when selecting audits. The first technique is computer screening and random selection. The IRS sets up random numerical formulas to select a certain number of people for ...

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What is litigation?

Litigation is a controversy between two parties brought before a court. Litigation is most commonly settled by the parties before reaching trial. Read on for more information about litigation. ...

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Is filing a false police report a crime?

Filing a false police report can result in severe penalties such as fines and jail time. The consequences of a false police report charge can last for many years and may effect educational, licensing ...

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What is an indictment?

An indictment is a formal accusation against an individual suspected of committing a crime. Indictments are generally only obtained for felony charges....