8.5 Earthquake in California: Codes, Retrofits, and Insurance
California earthquake laws restrict fault-zone building, set strict seismic standards, require retrofits of high-risk buildings, and mandate risk disclosures.
Alabama Landlord-Tenant Law Handbook: Deposits, Entry, and Eviction
Under Alabama landlord tenant law, security deposits are capped at one month's rent, rentals must be habitable, and lockouts without court are barred.
17-Year-Old Driving Restrictions in Illinois: Curfew and Passengers
The 17 year old driving restrictions in Illinois cover passenger limits, nighttime driving hours, and phone use for the first 12 months or until age 18.
Account Stated Cause of Action in California: Elements and Defenses
An account stated cause of action in California lets a creditor collect once the parties agree on a final balance, skipping proof of each underlying invoice.
ARS 25-402: Arizona Legal Decision-Making and Parenting Time
Arizona legal decision-making and parenting time replaced child custody: one covers major decisions about the child, the other sets the parenting schedule.
Aggravated Assault in Alabama: Degrees, Penalties, and Defenses
Aggravated assault in Alabama is charged as first-degree assault, a Class B felony (2-20 years), or second-degree assault, a Class C felony (1-10 years).
Alabama Gas Tax Distribution: State, Local, and Rebuild Act Shares
Alabama gas tax distribution sends 45 percent of base excise to the state and 55 percent to counties and cities, with a separate Rebuild Alabama Act surcharge.
Adult Adoption in Louisiana: Process, Effects, and Costs
Adult adoption in Louisiana runs on Civil Code Article 212: stepparents file before a notary; others need a joint petition and hearing. Spouses must consent.
91706 Sales Tax Rate: Baldwin Park’s 10.50% and Exemptions
The 91706 sales tax rate is 10.50%, effective April 1, 2025, for Baldwin Park in Los Angeles County, after voter approval of a homeless services measure.
APN in NJ: Independent Practice, Prescribing, and Reimbursement
Under P.L.2026, c.6, the APN scope of practice in NJ allows qualified nurses to diagnose, treat, and prescribe independently, without a physician agreement.