Understanding Legal Responsibilities of Scammers: Protecting Victims from Fraudulent Calls

Understanding Legal Responsibilities of Scammers: Protecting Victims from Fraudulent Calls

Question from a reader:
I would like to ask about scam phone calls claiming to be from the police. I often hear things like, “Your account is being used for money laundering” or “Your credit card is being used by a fraud group.” In these cases, even if the account holder has no intention of wrongdoing, could they still be held

Essential Tips and Legal Advice to Avoid Bicycle Accident Collisions

Essential Tips and Legal Advice to Avoid Bicycle Accident Collisions

Question from a reader:
I once almost collided with a bicycle while driving. Fortunately, the other party avoided me, so there was no accident, but I am wondering if I should have stopped to check afterward. Should I consult the police?

Considering Bicycle Collision Accidents

Hello, today I would like to think about a somewhat concerning topic. Recently, a friend asked me

Legal Guide to Compensation Claims for Second Fractures from Traffic Accidents

Legal Guide to Compensation Claims for Second Fractures from Traffic Accidents

Question from a reader:
Several months after breaking my spine in a traffic accident, I fell during a hospital visit due to pain and fractured another part of my body. In this case, is it legally possible to seek compensation from the other party for the second fracture? I also needed to be hospitalized; what will happen now?

Second Fracture Due to

Visiting Rights at Child Consultation Centers: A Guide for Parents to Protect Their 10-Month-Old Child

Visiting Rights at Child Consultation Centers: A Guide for Parents to Protect Their 10-Month-Old Child

Question from a reader:
My 10-month-old daughter has been temporarily placed in a child welfare center due to our negligence, and I was told that I could have a visit if there is a prospect of her returning home. However, is it really true that there have been no visits at all at any other times? I understand that it may

Effective Estate Planning: Navigating Inheritance Procedures and Communicating with Your Younger Son's Family

Effective Estate Planning: Navigating Inheritance Procedures and Communicating with Your Younger Son’s Family

Question from a reader:
This is a consultation regarding inheritance. My father passed away 15 years ago, and at that time, I transferred all savings to my mother, allowing her to inherit everything. However, I did not take any steps regarding the land or the family home, leaving them in my father’s name. I am the eldest son, and there was