LEGAL Lens

 First Year of Law School: A Survival Guide First year of law school? It's amazing and awful all at once! The classes are interesting, especially how laws like those about car safety and consumer rights affect our lives. But there's so much to read and learn, it can feel overwhelming. One thing that helps? My classmates! They're like a study buddy and friend squad all rolled into one. We help each other out, but sometimes everyone wanting the best grades can cause a little tension. Finding a way to be friendly and competitive at the same time is a work in progress. To keep on top of all this studying, I had to become a time management master. Schedules are my new best friend, with specific times for classes, reading, and studying. But I don't forget to take breaks and have fun too, because who can study all the time? Reading law stuff is different than reading a novel. It's tough! So I started taking notes on important points and rewriting things ...

  Understanding Custody and Child Support Understanding child custody and child support can be complex and emotionally draining. These legal issues are crucial in ensuring the well-being of children while protecting the rights and responsibilities of parents. Whether you are going through a divorce, separation, or dealing with other family law matters, it's essential to understand the details of child custody and support. Child custody defines the legal and practical relationship between a parent and their child, encompassing responsibilities for care and decision-making authority. Custody is broadly divided into two main categories: legal custody and physical custody. Legal custody involves the right to make significant decisions regarding the child's life, including matters related to education, healthcare, and religious upbringing. Legal custody can be joint or sole. Joint legal custody means both parents share the responsibility of making major decisions about the child...