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Recent Legal Articles
Rights of Unmarried Parents: What to Know
Traditionally, fathers' rights regarding their children were linked to their wives. However, due to demographic changes, the rights of unmarried fathers have become more complicated. Here's what to know.
Mold, Pests and Other Issues You Need to Bring Up to Your Landlord
No one wants to live in a home infested by pests or mold, so tenants need to know their rights as well as their landlord.
Is It Legal to Record Video in Public?
Recording laws are complex and vary by state. However, there's some general guidance that can help you keep video recording within the confines of the law.
What Happens If You Die Without a Will?
Adults of any age may benefit from having a valid will. One of those benefits is saving your surviving loved ones from the stress of divvying up your estate if you pass away without a will in place.
How to File a Complaint Against a Police Officer
Police officers are expected to uphold the law and respect the rights of the people they serve. Americans can file a complaint against a police officer they accuse of misconduct. Here's how.
Cyberstalking Laws: How to Protect Yourself
Cyberstalking is defined as harassment and intimidation using the internet or technology. Know your rights.
Can You Refuse a Breathalyzer?
Pulled over for a suspected DUI or DWI? Learn about your rights when it comes to a breathalyzer test.
Can the Police Search Without a Warrant?
Although there are some situations that justify a warrantless search, the police usually need a warrant to search you, your house or your vehicle.
