Carrasco Family Law Blog
The short answer for the questionable polygraph/lie detector test is that it is not admissible as evidence in all cases. It is used as a tool to entice the alleged defendant to ‘come clean’ and tell the truth. The polygraph simply indicates the rise and fall of specific body functions. Many individuals aren’t aware that you cannot be forced to take the test.
Body Reactions
Many factors are involved during a polygraph test that can make the test read as if you are telling a lie. Read More»
Did you lose custody of your children to the state due to an addiction to alcohol and drugs causing you to neglect their daily needs? A lawyer might be able to help you regain custody of your kids if you have overcome the bad addictions and can prove that you are now in a stable position to care for them. In this article, you will find out what a lawyer might do to prove to the court that you deserve custody of your children. Read More»
If you have been injured due to the fault of another, chances are you are going to want to file a personal injury claim. This will ensure that you are compensated for your medical costs and other costs that have been put onto you and your family as a result of the incident. However, many people believe that their claim is not worth filing because the bills don’t amount to very much. Read More»
Having the right personal injury lawyer on your side following an injury can help you feel confident that you’ll receive financial compensation to offset the inconvenience and emotional turmoil that have resulted from the injury. Before you can feel confident, however, you need to be sure that the lawyer you hire is the best one for your case. Depending on where you live, there might be a long list of lawyers who could help you in your case, but it’s valuable to consider a handful of factors that can help you hire the right one. Read More»
Experiencing a car crash as an adult can be a disorienting and frightening experience. However, it’s even more so for children, and children may initially be too frightened or dazed to fully express whether or not they’ve experienced any injuries. If you and your child have been in a minor car accident, here’s why your child may need medical attention.
Shock
It’s common for adults and children alike to experience shock after a car accident. Read More»
