by Peter Palivos | Jan 1, 2021 | Gun Control, Peter Palivos Attorney
The current political climate makes conversations about issues like gun control more intense and heated than ever. Navigating such a sensitive topic can be done in a way that is productive if approached carefully. Both sides can learn from opposing views while...
by Peter Palivos | Jan 1, 2021 | Peter Palivos Attorney, Veterans
It is estimated that more than 200,000 enlisted members and officers leave the military each year. Quite a few of them aren’t even close to being prepared for that change, even if they go through a program designed to help with the transition. The choices...
by Peter Palivos | Dec 3, 2020 | Gun Control, Law, Peter Palivos Attorney
The 2020 election saw a pair of presidential debates and one vice-presidential debate. Throughout all the questions asked and topics covered, none of the three moderators brought up the issue of gun control. This is reflective of a broader trend. Gun control advocates...
by Peter Palivos | Dec 3, 2020 | Gun Control, Law, Peter Palivos Attorney
The topic of gun control is a heavily-debated issue on both sides of the political spectrum. Depending on how a person chooses their information, they might only hear one side of the measures being taken to keep people safe while also protecting their rights. The...
by Peter Palivos | Nov 17, 2020 | Peter Palivos, Peter Palivos Attorney, Schools, Veterans
Serving our country is no easy feat, which is why veterans deserve every opportunity to better their future and build a prosperous life for themselves. Oftentimes, higher education is put on a pause in order to serve the country. While this is very admirable, many of...
by Peter Palivos | Nov 8, 2020 | Peter Palivos Attorney, Veterans
Veterans spend years of their lives devoted to keeping us free and protecting the American way of life. During their service, they often miss important events in their own families, including the birth of children, the loss of relatives, and celebrations of their own...
by Peter Palivos | Oct 8, 2020 | Peter Palivos Attorney, Veterans
Over 45,000 nonprofit organizations that are registered with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are exclusively devoted to helping military veterans and their families. On the surface, that is a great statistic. The trouble is that not everything is always as it...
by Peter Palivos | Oct 8, 2020 | Peter Palivos Attorney, Veterans
Military veterans and their families have several options when it comes time to further their education. There are several programs in America that are specifically designed to further the quality of life for veterans and their families through a good education. G.I....
by Peter Palivos | Sep 16, 2020 | Peter Palivos Attorney, Veterans
A military veteran is defined as a person who has formerly served in a branch of the military but who is not currently active. They must be discharged or released under any condition other than dishonorable. They are further defined as war veterans if they served...
by Peter Palivos | Sep 16, 2020 | Peter Palivos Attorney, Veterans
For many veterans, nostalgia can be a mixed blessing. While they might have memories about the lifetime bonds that were made during their time in service, there is also no shortage of things they’d rather forget. It is, however, important to recognize every veteran...
