What’s New at WomensLaw?
WomensLaw staff is constantly updating the “plain language” legal information and resources on WomensLaw.org. In addition to making sure that the existing information is up-to-date, staff also adds new information on a regular basis.
What’s new:
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November 2024
On our Florida Restraining Orders page, in the question Can my injunction be extended, changed, or dismissed? we updated the links to the Motion for Extension of Injunction form on the Florida Supreme Court’s website.
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November 2024
In our Florida Divorce section, we added information to What types of alimony are there? about the ability to file for spousal support even before a divorce is started. Spanish coming soon.
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October 2024
We revised the Spanish translation of I do not have a protective order against the abuser, and s/he has not been convicted of a crime. Is there anything I can do? on our New Hampshire State Gun Laws page to improve readability for our users
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October 2024
We translated into Spanish the Abuse Among People Living with HIV/AIDS page in our About Abuse – Abuse in Specific Communities section.
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October 2024
On our Tennessee Custody page, we translated into Spanish the question What is a parenting plan and what are “parental responsibilities”? as well as recent revisions to How will a judge make a decision about custody?
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