The Rhode Island Courts are closed until at least 5/17/20 per Governor Raimondo. The Courts are open for emergencies only, like restraining order cases, and custody issues. The Massachusetts and Connecticut Courts are closed until further notice, but are hearing…
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Although the US has made many strides when it comes to gay rights, the country still has a long way to go. Connecticut is one of the most gay-friendly states. However, gay discrimination in Connecticut still happens. Discrimination Lawsuits in…
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When people feel that there is an injustice, they speak up about it. And when those people are in the public eye, the whole world hears about it. The NFL protests allow the world to hear about the criminal system…
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Elder abuse is a tragedy and a crime. Caregivers are meant to protect seniors, not abuse them. In Rhode Island, there exist multiple authorities to contact if and when you observe elder abuse. Actually, if you witness it, you are…
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Does it matter who files first in your Rhode Island divorce? It might. There may be some advantages to being the first to file for divorce in Rhode Island. Sometimes people want to be first out of an emotional need…
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Gay Rights History in America History typically censors the LGBT community; in fact, it’s the only history not taught at home, in public schools, or in religious communities. However, stories of struggle and perseverance always find a voice. In the…
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When a marriage is on the rocks, many couples look to things like counseling to fix it. But there’s one often-overlooked option: polyamory. In some cases, polyamory makes marriages stronger. Find out if it can help yours. What Is Polyamory?…
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Under The National Firearms Act (NFA), certain items, including silencers and machines guns, also known as Title II firearms, are subject to regulations. The proper measures must be taken to ensure that all individuals who plan to handle and operate…
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How Can Getting A Divorce Help You? Getting a divorce can be a difficult process but for many people, the alternative is far worse, and often divorce is a necessary process for people in a marriage that is no longer…
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Divorce is never easy, but did you know that there is a best and worst time to divorce? At the Law Offices of Susan T. Perkins Esq. we understand the sensitive nature of getting divorced, and we also know that…
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Tussle at the Holidays? The holidays are the perfect time for friends and family to get together – unfortunately, even the best get-togethers can result in an unhappy ending. If you’ve been arrested for assault over the holidays, you need…
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Working with a quality lawyer is essential. Unfortunately, finding one is a significant challenge. There are lots of options for lawyers in Providence RI. And separating the good ones from the bad ones requires some careful research. If you are…
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