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Learning About Felony Crimes and Punishments

Hi there, my name is Rick Vandos. My website will explore all of the different types of felony crimes and their outcomes. Felonies are serious crimes that frequently carry harsh punishments. My brother was charged with a felony as a young adult due to poor choices he made, including injuring another party in a motor vehicle accident. The process of receiving the charges, turning himself in and going through the court system took its toll. I want to share information about the cost of going through court, both for the individual and the community. My site will include information about felony designations and punishments. Thank you for your time.

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Your Child Is Threatening Emancipation: Should You Be Worried?

Posted on 24 November 2014

Is your teenage child threatening you with emancipation? Are you concerned that the court system will grant them their wish and worried because you don't feel that they can make it on their own? If so, you can put some of that worry aside because it's far more difficult to become emancipated that most teenagers realize. Read on to learn more. You Must Agree To The Emancipation In Ontario and some other parts of Canada, emancipation isn't even an option for your child. [Read More]

Everyone Needs A Will; Here's Why

Posted on 5 November 2014

Most people know how important a last will and testament is, especially those who have children. If you die intestate (without a will), you're essentially gambling your possessions away and risking your children's well-being. Here's why every parent, and most single people, must have a will and some unusual circumstances you should be aware of before signing the document. Parents With Property Whether you're a new parent rejoicing in the arrival of your baby or you've been at it for a while, it's never too early--or too late--to plan for you and your child's future. [Read More]

Is It Possible To Reverse An Adoption?

Posted on 4 November 2014

Adoption is a highly-charged emotional process that often leaves birth parents second-guessing themselves. What seemed like a sensible decision may give way to feelings of having made a terrible mistake in the weeks following the completion of the adoption process. If you're having second thoughts about giving up your child, you may be able to get him or her back. Revocation Period The government recognizes there are times when birth parents may change their minds about allowing other people to adopt their children. [Read More]

What You Need To Know About The Adoption Process In Ontario

Posted on 13 October 2014

If you and your spouse decide that you want to provide a home to a child in Ontario who might not otherwise have a safe place to live, you should to apply to become adoptive parents. While the outcome of a successful adoption will provide you with a child that you will be able to love and protect, the road to becoming legal guardian can be arduous and filled with legal hurdles. [Read More]