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Here comes the Android December security update. If you’re the proud owner of a Pixel phone, it’s time to check and see if you can grab the latest fixes, patches, and features for your device. But remember: Google is rolling the update out, as always, so it’s possible you might not have it yet.
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Author: David Murphy
A few months ago, we here at Lifehacker HQ discussed the possible consequences of hidden city ticketing—when a traveler intentionally misses a connection because it’s cheaper to book a multi-stop flight over a direct itinerary to their destination. And while stories of travelers being “punished” by airlines for…
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Author: Josh Ocampo
Many Texas residents who sign prenuptial agreements believe that their actions are irrevocable and that such agreements cannot be amended or challenged. While the legal reasons for such actions are limited, anyone who is thinking about enforcing a prenuptial agreement or resisting such an action should be aware of the potential infirmities that may lead to a judgment that the agreement is invalid.
The first reason that might lead to the rejection of a prenuptial agreement is the simple fact that it was not reduced to writing, or never signed. Under Texas law, and the law of every other state, the agreement must be in writing and both parties must sign the agreement before the marriage takes place.
The failure of either party to sign the agreement will forever prevent its enforcement. Similarly, the lack of the formalities of execution, such as the signature of a notary public or other witness, will invalidate the agreement.
People often feel pressured by the other party to the marriage to sign a prenuptial agreement. Such pressure can consist of denial of adequate time to either read or consider the agreement. If such pressure can be proved, the agreement will be held to be invalid.
A related reason is the failure or refusal of one or both parties to make a full and accurate disclosure of their financial situation. Hiding or misrepresenting assets prior to the execution of a premarital agreement is likely to cause a court to declare the agreement invalid and, therefore, unenforceable.
Prenuptial agreements are legal contracts and each party must be represented by separate counsel. A lawyer can advise individuals on their rights before signing an agreement, and help people who have already signed an agreement to understand their options.
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Author: On behalf of Katie L. Lewis of Katie L. Lewis, P.C. Family Law
Fresh Christmas trees, wreaths and garland are really lovely to decorate with, but oooooof what a mess. There are the needles that shed everywhere and then also … the sap. The sticky sap that gets all over your hands, your clothes, your car. The good news about cleaning up sap is that there are a lot of ways to do it.…
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Author: Jolie Kerr on The Inventory, shared by Tercius to Lifehacker
Official Overwatch Cookbook | $18 | Amazon
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Author: Tercius on Kinja Deals, shared by Ana Suarez to Lifehacker
Lots of people buy TVs on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but there’s a lot you’ll want to consider when setting up a smart TV—more than just plugging everything in. As with any internet-based product, smart TVs are vulnerable to hacking and security exploits. A hacked TV might sound like something you’d find on your…
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Author: Brendan Hesse
Few things are more frustrating than having your browser freeze while you’re streaming or surfing or having your messenger app lock up mid-rant. So what to do if you’re confronted with the spinning beach ball of death on your Mac and the application you’re using isn’t responding?
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Author: Alan Henry
Amazon stocks everything you could ever imagine purchasing, at prices that usually best its competitors. But there’s something that just doesn’t sit right about being able to get a 12-pack of paper towels or whatever else your heart desires delivered in two days (or fewer).
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Author: Lisa Rowan on Two Cents, shared by Lisa Rowan to Lifehacker
K&H Pet Products Outdoor Insulated Cat House | $48 | Amazon
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Author: Ana Suarez on Kinja Deals, shared by Tercius to Lifehacker
‘StrandHogg’ sounds like something out of Quake II, but it’s actually the name of a new Android vulnerability that allows malware apps to masquerade as legitimate apps, ask for permissions, and then perform all kinds of actions you probably wouldn’t want. For example, one of these apps could read and scan your…
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Author: David Murphy