For many people with elderly family members or friends in care, ensuring the safety and well being of their loved ones is a top priority. Indeed, there are many excellent care providers who work very hard to ensure that this is the case, and that the elderly get a high […]
Law and Legal
Examining the Contributing Factors to the Bushmeat Trade and Crisis in Ghana
Abstract The paper examines contributory factors facilitating the Bushmeat trade in Ghana, reveals the multiplicity and complex nature of the trade, some conservation measures attempted to control the trade and crisis and suggests avenues for future research and policy makeovers. Keywords: Bushmeat, Ghana, Crisis, Wildlife, Trade 1 Introduction: The unsustainable […]
Collaborative Divorce or Cooperative Divorce?
Introduction “Collaborative divorce” is the new buzz word in family law practice. Its proponents enthuse about better and less costly settlements, greater client satisfaction, fewer accounts receivable, and less stress in the practice of law, than they can achieve through a conventional approach to family law disputes. How realistic are […]
Future Knowledge Worker Management – From Work-For-Hire to Intellectual Capital Co-Ownership P1 of 2
Abstract The last 50 years caused a major transformation in the industrial landscape. The manager’s emphasis shifted from technology and manufacturing management to service and ultimately to knowledge management. The internet has revolutionized the way business is conducted across borders and cultures and it also made knowledge easily available. Entrepreneurs […]
Letter Writing: Confrontational Letter Writing Defined
‘Confrontational letter writing’ is a distinct form of letter writing. A confrontational letter is a letter that confronts a situation, a problem or dispute. It seeks a specific objective from the recipient that will not usually be granted without resistance. The writer wants a certain objective and the recipient of […]
Changes to Texas Marijuana Laws
What are the Penalties for Marijuana Possession in Texas? On June 15, 2007 Governor Rick Perry signed into Texas law House Bill 2391. This law gives police officers discretion to arrest a suspect – the current practice – or to write citations for class A or B misdemeanors for possession […]
Arizona Foreclosure Law – What Happens With My Second Mortgage When The First Mortgage Forecloses
Its no secret that thousands of people around the country and in Arizona are losing their homes to foreclosure. One of the biggest issues I deal with as an Arizona real estate lawyer handling foreclosure-related cases is the question of what happens with a second mortgage or home equity line […]
Hiring the Best Divorce Or Family Law Attorney For You – Tip Number One
You have been served with a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, Petition for Paternity, or Supplemental Petition for Modification; or, perhaps you need to hire an attorney to help you prepare one of these to serve upon the other side; or, there are post judgment contempt and enforcement matters or […]
