Some parts of everyday life in 1950s Florida wouldn’t be allowed today. Older Floridians may remember a few of them, and while some seemed harmless back then, others were never right. Here’s what changed, and why. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Laws and rules are subject to change. 1. Baby Alligator Souvenirs…
A lease can feel like a take-it-or-leave-it deal, especially when rent already takes a big share of your paycheck. Ohioans who rent may not realize that some lease terms simply don’t hold up, no matter who signed what. Here are the protections a lease can’t take away. Note: This is general information, not legal advice….
Your dog barks at everything that walks past the fence, and you’ve learned to tune it out. Your neighbors might not, and some Indiana cities have rules about it. Here are the dog laws many Hoosiers can break without ever leaving their own yard. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Dog laws and…
Before winter sets in, grizzlies have one big job to finish. Montanans who hike, hunt or live in bear country may notice some of the signs this time of year. Here’s how grizzlies spend their last weeks before they den. 1. Heading in With Snowstorms Grizzlies in the Mission and Rattlesnake mountains headed for their…
Glancing down at your phone while you drive can feel like second nature. For South Carolinians, a lot of those quick habits can now lead to a ticket. Here’s which everyday phone moves the law covers. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Traffic laws and penalties are subject to change, so confirm the…
A neighbor’s dog barking at 2 a.m. can wear down even the most patient person. Missourians may have more options than they think, though the first step depends on where you live. Here’s what you can do, and where to start. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Noise rules and complaint steps vary…
A flooded road can look shallow enough to drive through. But Arizonans who go around a barricade and need rescuing can end up with the bill for it. Here’s what that bill can cover. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Laws are subject to change, so confirm the current wording with the Arizona…
A tourist driving across the Florida Panhandle is often surprised when they check the time on their phone. Floridians in the western part of the state run an hour behind the rest, and the reason goes back further than you might think. Here’s the story behind where the clocks split. Where the Line Runs The…
One bad pothole can turn a normal drive into a pricey tire bill. Ohioans may be able to get some of that money back, depending on who maintains the road and what you can prove. Here’s what to know before you file a claim. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Claim rules, fees…
Some things that are fine on an Arizona road can get you a ticket once you’re back in California. Californians who split time between the two states may not notice the difference until they’re pulled over. Here’s what to check before you drive back home. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Traffic and…
