If you're facing a nasty divorce, you may experience a great deal of stress during the proceedings. Your stress levels may increase substantially if children are involved. Your stressful life may have a negative influence on your children and their emotional well-being. The other parent's bad behavior may also affect your kids. Although it can be difficult, you can keep your stress levels down with these tips.
Avoid Talking Negative About the Other Parent
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Taking A Look Ahead: What To Expect With Your Divorce
Unless you used a crystal ball to foresee the future, you might never imagine how long and complicated the divorce process can be. For some, a fairly quick and simple procedure could be in store if your divorce doesn't involve children, property or is uncontested. For most, however, divorce is a process that usually takes several months to accomplish. It may help to understand whats happening by taking a look ahead.
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Why Road Accidents Aren't The Only Cause Of Truck Driver Injuries
It's not just accidents on the road that truck drivers have to worry about in their line of work; they face other non-crash injuries too. Just like other workers, truck drivers are also entitled to workers' compensation benefits if they are injured on the job. Here are some of the injuries truck drivers have to battle with:
Loading and Unloading Accidents
Many truck drivers don't just drive trucks; they also help with loading and offloading of cargo.
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Continuing Checks: What to Know About Your CDR
If you have managed to get social-security disability benefits, you may be heaving a sigh of relief. The road was likely long and difficult, but now you can count on your monthly payments to help with your financial situation. You should know, however, that the Social Security Administration (SSA) holds applicants to a high level of honestly and accuracy when it comes to their medical conditions. The Continuing Disability Review (CDR) allows the SSA to periodically review your medical condition to ensure that you still qualify for disability benefits.
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