It may seem as if more celebrities are divorcing than non-celebrities. Statistically speaking, that’s not the case. What’s true is that celebrities are more prone to filing for divorce than non-celebrities.
Twice divorced, Jennifer Garner blamed the media as the culprit, and she offered a keen observation as to why celebrity splits tend to happen more often.
Celebrity pets have lifestyles that many humans could only dream of. You read that right: animals have lifestyles. Regardless, by law, pets are considered properties that have no rights even if their owners treat them more like family.
In a divorce case, pets like dogs and cats may even be used as a bargaining chip by one party against the other party, which would be difficult to do with one’s human children.
In her Boston Globe article, the writer Ruth Graham made a compelling case about how deadbeat dads can still be good dads. Per the article, the child support system is outdated because it was created during a different economy and thus must be updated to be fair to today's parents.
Many weddings have been postponed because of the pandemic, but in most Washington state counties, weddings can still take place at this time. However, couples who do decide to push through with their nuptials will have to follow stringent requirements on wedding ceremonies and wedding receptions.
Amazon had humble beginnings as an online bookstore based out of its founder Jeff Bezos’ (and ex-wife Mackenzie Scott’s) home garage in Seattle, Washington. Now, it is one of the most valuable brands on the planet, valued at more than $1 trillion.
Like many big companies, Amazon has been involved in numerous controversies, rumors, and legal issues.
As a couple, social media influencer/former assistant to Paris Hilton/law student Kim Kardashian and musician/business mogul/failed presidential candidate Kanye West are a match made in heaven. They both like the same things: fame, riches, and public adoration.
With the rise of social media, everyone can be a so-called influencer. That’s good news for aspiring social media stars, but bad news for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) which found it challenging to regulate shady advertising and business practices on platforms like Instagram and YouTube.
Some of the most successful stand-up comics have a charismatic onstage persona, impeccable comic timing, and great material. In short, they’re excellent at delivering jokes. Any standup comic, however, will tell you that not all jokes will land. It’s great to be offensive yet funny, but being sued for jokes is a legal hassle to be avoided at all costs.
It has been said that love is a many-splendored thing. One can take that to mean that love could mutate into several different forms: friendship, jealousy, divorce, or lawsuits. And we know it all too well.
Speaking of love, Valentine’s Day marks the beginning of a meaningful relationship for many couples.
The Super Bowl happens once a year, and it is hotly anticipated by sports fans and everyone in between. After all, it’s so exciting to watch two teams of men in bulky sportswear run from one end of a huge field to the other. For lawyers like us, the annual football festivities offer a different kind of thrill — that of reading about ridiculous lawsuits that usually follow.