Sarah Edwards
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Sarah Edwards is a seasoned legal writer with more than a decade of experience. Edwards has a deep understanding of advanced legal concepts and a knack for conveying complex topics in simple language. She is currently a Forbes Legal contributor and regularly covers personal injury and family law.
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Michigan Motorcycle Helmet Laws (2026)
Michigan motorcycle helmet laws are fairly stringent—but they’re designed to protect the safety of motorcyclists and everyone else on the road.Nevada Car Seat Laws: Rules And Fines (2026)
Nevada car seat laws are designed to help keep your kids safe on the road. Learn how to tell if your child’s car seats are compliant.Daylighting Law California: What You Need To Know (2026)
The Daylighting Law in California helps to protect pedestrians. Learn more about this law, when it may apply to you and how it can help.How Can You Divorce Without Splitting Assets? (2026)
Many spouses wonder, “Can you divorce without splitting assets?” Learn how courts divide property and the circumstances where they will not split assets.How Long Can A Divorce Be Put On Hold? Guide (2026)
How long can a divorce be put on hold once you’ve decided to end your marriage? ConsumerShield offers insight into the process.The Top Reasons for Divorce In America
Reasons for divorce in America: Lack of commitment is the leading cause. ConsumerShield Research team explains how fault can affect alimony and property division.Mississippi Uniform Traffic Tickets (2026)
Received a State of Mississippi Uniform Traffic Ticket, but not sure what to do next? Learn how to respond and what could happen if you don’t.Get Matched With the Best Pain and Suffering Lawyer (2026)
A pain and suffering lawyer advocates for fair compensation for non-economic losses. Learn about these losses and how an attorney can help you.Oregon Traffic Ticket Forgiveness Eligibility (2026)
The Oregon traffic ticket forgiveness program can help you reduce or eliminate certain fines. But what are the eligibility requirements?What Happens If I Get Fired While On Workers’ Comp? (2026)
Injured workers often wonder, “What happens if I get fired while on workers’ comp?” Learn when an employer can terminate employees on workers’ comp.Insurance Totals My Car, But I Want To Keep It (2026)
Are you asking yourself, “What happens if insurance wants to total my car, but I want to keep it?” Learn what you can do to keep your vehicle.How Long Does A DUI Stay On Your Record In Each State?
A DUI stays on record 5 years to life, with most states using a 10-year look-back. Learn most recent rules for your state and the impact on driving.