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Is Gisele Right? Should Breastfeeding Be Legally Enforced?
I think there should be a worldwide law…that mothers should breastfeed their babies for six monthssome people here think they dont have to breastfeed and I think, Are you going to give chemical food to your child when they are so little? These words were quoted from supermodel Gisele Bundchen in a recent article from the UKs version of Harpers Bazaar. Even though this statement has been stirring up controversy ever since, does it carry some merit?
Programs at School for Troubled Teens
While teen boot camps, military schools, wilderness programs and boarding schools provide intensive, off-site support and direction for troubled teens, parents may prefer an in-school program as an initial measure. Before you get your heart set on a specific intervention, check your school district’s offerings, as programs vary according to local resources. Public schools often have a wider range of services than private and charter schools, due to legal requirements and federal funding.
About Surrogate Mothers
For many couples unable to have a child on their own, using a surrogate mother is an excellent option. Although there are a number of financial and legal requirements for the couple and surrogate, surrogate agencies can help simplify the process by ensuring that the rights of the parents and the surrogate are honored and protected.
Divorce Without a Lawyer
If you are thinking about getting a divorce without a lawyer, the first question you need answered is, if you can, and the second is, if you should. Although the courts in most states are open to the public, each state has its own rules for filing for divorce. Once you determine what the rules are in your state, you should know that getting a divorce without a lawyer could be risky.
Estate Planning & Wills
If you want to control how your possessions and savings will be distributed after your death, you need to understand the basics of estate planning. More than anything, you need to understand how to execute a legal will. According to the American Bar Association, estate planning means getting the advice and expertise of a lawyer, financial planner, accountant and other professionals who can guide you through the process of making a will or setting up a trust for your assets.