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Types of Lawyers: Roles and Qualifications

  The way to becoming an attorney may appear straightforward you need to obtain a Juris Doctor (J.D.) and pass the Bar exam, and then begin practicing. There are so many kinds of lawyers, deciding what type of law you'd like to practice might not be an easy choice. In line with your preferences and the type of work you'd like to pursue, specific areas of law could be more appealing to you. Knowing the obligations and roles of different types of lawyers in the market will help you choose the field you're most enthusiastic about. 1. Bankruptcy Lawyer Lawyers who practice bankruptcy are knowledgeable about their field of expertise in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, and deal with insolvency issues for both corporations and individuals. The majority of bankruptcy lawyers specialize in consumer bankruptcy and commercial bankruptcy. In bankruptcy for consumers, lawyers represent creditors and individuals, whereas in commercial bankruptcy, lawyers represent corpora...

What is Domestic Violence?

  Domestic violence is a form of controlling, coercive behavior that is a common risk to the lives of everyone in our society regardless of age, gender or sexual orientation or race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, social status and the status of immigrants. The word "love" does not mean abuse.   It's an of the people in relationships that has control and power over the other. Domestic violence can take various forms: physical; emotional, financial; stalking and harassment, as well as sexual. Characteristics of Domestic Abuse Physical Abuse Physical abuse may not often leave marks on the body or create permanent harm. Biting, scratching, or spilling. Moving and pushing. Punching and slapping. Throwing objects that hurt or cause fear to you. Destruction of valuable possessions and treasured objects. Afraid or threatening to harm your pets or children. The disruption of your sleep pattern can make you feel tired. Burning. Strangling. Threatenin...

There is a difference between Talaq & Khulla

  Talaq, the Islamic term for divorcing, is used throughout Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad. According to Islamic Sharia, a talaq can be used to terminate a marriage contract the nikah. Talaq is a right granted by a Husband to his Wife. However, the Wife cannot exercise her right to Talaq unless the same is granted in her Nikkahnama. If the Husband gives Talaq, he must also give Haq Meher his Wife. However, if the Wife exercise her right to Talaq, she must surrender her right to Haq Meher. It is important that you note that Sunni and Shia Muslims have different rules when performing a Talaq. Sunni practice does not require witnesses and allows a husband or wife to end a relationship with the triple Talaq. Shi'a scholars consider the triple Talaq (in one sitting) as a custom that Holy Prophet Muhammad forbade but was reinstated by Umar Ibn al-Khattab and therefore prohibited. Sunni scholars accept the facts but consider it legal ("halal") regardless. ...