Ask a child custody attorney: 5 mistakes to avoid
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Child custody cases are always unique, and unless an amicable agreement is reached outside of court, expect a complex trial.
Search Results for REAL ID
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What to do after a motorcycle accident
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While you should plan to never be in a motorcycle accident, it’s important to know what to do if it ever happens to you so that you don’t panic and do something to hurt your case in the heat of the moment.
Why positivity rates are maybe not the best way to report on COVID transmission
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Something gets lost in translation when you’re told that a high community COVID positive test rate is evidence of high community transmission.
Beyer urging the Biden administration to finalize science-based Clean Water Rule
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Eighth District Democrat Don Beyer has joined with more than 100 House colleagues urging the Biden administration to swiftly restore science-based safeguards to protect America’s waters and wetlands.
How to avoid feelings of guilt, shame over your COVID-19 diagnosis
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You did everything right. You wore a mask in public, received a COVID-19 vaccine, and avoided large crowds. Still, you have COVID-19.
Virginia Festival of the Book presents Southern Landscapes – Real and Imagined
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The Virginia Festival of the Book returns to The Paramount Theater on Saturday, March 19 at 7 p.m. with the program Southern Landscapes – Real and Imagined.
David C. Oughton: Religious support for democratic world federation
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Some religious groups and leaders have rejected the idea that warfare is a necessary part of human nature and human history.
Important recommendations to consider when migrating to a new country
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Here are some critical considerations to make when migrating to a new country.
Virginia Tech courses treat COVID-19 as an object of study for students
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“Omicron,” mused a student in Assistant Professor of political science Mauro Caraccioli’s fall 2021 Plagues, Pandemics, and Politics class. “Doesn’t that sound like a Transformer?”
AARP Virginia fraud alert for Feb. 1: Identity Theft Protection Week
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The first week of February is Identity Theft Awareness Week, which is a good time to think about a sobering reality: your personal information has most likely already been stolen.
