The Name Game: Shirley, Shirley bo Birley . . .
Posted on October 18, 2008, by Robert L. Mues
Attorney Robert Mues explains the steps to take in order for a spouse to obtain a new Social Security card after a divorce and a name change.
Archive for the 'Domestic Violence Matters' Category
Part 2 -The Consequences of Domestic Violence Victims Changing Their Identity
Posted on October 11, 2008, by Robert L. Mues
In part 2, Attorney Robert Mues continues his look at the consequences of domestic violence victims changing their identity.
The Pros and Cons Of Victims Of Domestic Violence Changing Their Identity
Posted on October 4, 2008, by Robert L. Mues
Attorney Robert Mues explains in the first of a two-part article how victims of domestic abuse can seek a new identity with a change of social security numbers.
Divorce’s Atomic Bomb: False Abuse Allegations
Posted on May 6, 2008, by Robert L. Mues
False allegations of domestic abuse are not just a phenomenon that routinely occur in the United States. Family law attorneys in Canada are similarly complaining about the unfairness and damage caused when a warring parent falsely accuses a spouse of abuse. Whether it is for revenge, to punish a spouse, or to attempt to gain [...]
Domestic violence and some relevant statistics. What do they tell us?
Posted on February 7, 2008, by Robert L. Mues
Domestic Violence is defined as a pattern of behavior utilized to establish power and control over another person. It typically involves an escalating pattern of abuse where one party in an intimate relationship controls the other through intimidation, threats of violence or actual violence. The abusers frequently manage to virtually “brainwash” the victim into believing [...]
