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Diligent Dad Agrees to Child Support Increase, Ex’s Legal Maneuver Costs More than It Gains

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In a recent case highlighting the complexities of child support, a father who diligently maintained his child support payments faced unexpected legal challenges after a pay raise. While the father willingly informed his ex-wife of his increased earnings, the subsequent legal maneuvers initiated by her represented an attempt to secure every possible penny, which resulted in an ironic twist. The father, who consistently met his financial obligations to his child, was put in a difficult position when his ex-wife’s suspicion led her to engage a lawyer. Despite the father’s history of reliable support, his ex-wife … Read more

Singapore’s Gig Economy Workers Face New Financial Challenges: Rising Living Costs Drive Increase in Essential Loans

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Singapore, Singapore – In a recent study by fintech firm Lendela, it has been revealed that platform workers in Singapore, encompassing delivery riders and private-hire drivers, are gradually improving their debt management skills. Notably, debt consolidation, which once led the reasons for borrowing among these workers, has dropped by 15 percent over the past two years. Despite these improvements in financial handling, the persistent rise in living expenses continues to challenge these individuals, shifting the borrowing trend towards covering daily living costs. According to Lendela’s findings, more than a third of delivery riders and approximately … Read more

Global Crackdown: New Cybercrime Laws Increase Risks for Journalists and Dissenters, Sparking International Concern

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Washington — As nations worldwide strengthen their legal frameworks to tackle cybercrimes, there are growing concerns that these laws, while intended to protect citizens, could be misused to suppress dissent and target critics. Recent legislative changes in countries like Pakistan, Myanmar, and Nigeria highlight a troubling trend towards the potential criminalization of journalism under the guise of combating online offenses. In Pakistan, an amendment to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) in January has sparked significant opposition from journalists and civil liberties groups. The government asserts these amendments are necessary to curb online harassment … Read more

Missouri Senator Proposes Stricter Lane Use Laws to Curb Road Rage, Increase Highway Safety

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A new legislative proposal from Missouri aims to enhance highway safety by reinforcing the state’s “keep right” rules. State Senator Adam Schnelting of St. Charles is spearheading the bill, emphasizing the need for additional highway signage and more focused education in driver’s training programs. Under the proposed legislation, Missouri highways would see an increased number of signs instructing drivers on lane usage, targeting those who obstruct faster traffic by remaining in the left lane over extended distances. Senator Schnelting expressed concerns about drivers who engage in such behavior, often creating unsafe … Read more