eJustice Group Unveils New Divorce Lawyer Source Website

Newly remodeled divorce lawyer Website launched. (PRWEB) September 01, 2005 -- eJustice Group has announced the re-launch of its Divorce Lawyer Source Website, featuring new resources for consumers. In addition to a complete redesign of the site, Divorce Lawyer Source features a zip code search to help enable consumers to locate a divorce or family law attorney with greater ease. By simply typing in a United States zip code, consumers are able to get in touch with an experienced divorce lawyer in their area. Because divorce laws vary from state to state, and laws change within those states, it can be difficult to determine what laws affect splitting couples. Divorce Lawyer Source was created as a tool for consumers to find comprehensive information about divorce laws, including child custody, alimony, division of assets and other topics. Consumers are also able to access regularly updated breaking news stories about divorce law and find information about available resources for individuals and families going through and coping with a divorce. eJustice Group has become a leader in the legal marketing industry by connecting consumers with the nation’s premier attorneys. The company’s Websites allow consumers a reliable source of information. The new Website can be found at http://www.divorce-lawyer-source.com

Jackson County News (MainStreet Newspapers)
Notice of Sale Notice of Sale Under Power Georgia, Jackson County THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.

Scheme To Kill Husband Alleged (The Star-Ledger)
Four days after she bought a .38-caliber handgun in Pennsylvania, Melanie McGuire attempted to get a restraining order against her husband, telling a Family Court judge he had been abusive and had slapped her during a nasty argu ment in their home.

Many Flip For Get-Rich Ad; Now, Firm's Founder Is In Trouble (Law.com)
Last year, an Atlanta real estate investment firm launched a $2.5 million ad campaign soliciting readers of national publications to become partners in a venture guaranteeing a 25 percent return and your money back within 45 days. The company proposed to buy discounted properties, renovate and flip them, and split profits with investors. But SEC lawyers say Pinnacle Development Partners was a ...