Britney may have had guns in the house

A friend of Kevin Federline?s reportedly told News of the World that the situation at Britney Spears? home escalated because two guns were believed to be on the premises.
From: www.msnbc.msn.com

Ten Signs Your Loved One Could Have a Problem with Drug Abuse

If someone is concerned that a family member may have a problem with drug abuse, there are signs to look for. These are ten signs, or indicators, of a potential of using and abusing addictive substances. If your loved one is fitting the build of these behaviors that are listed, chances are they may be hiding a drug abuse problem. Addiction is a treatable condition with the right drug rehab ...
From: prweb.com

Kevin Federline gets sole custody of kids

A court commissioner has awarded sole custody of Britney Spears? two children to ex-husband Kevin Federline and suspended her visitation rights.
From: www.msnbc.msn.com

Jan. 15 court date set for finance director

A county employee who drove a truck into a Madisonville business in November while allegedly drunk has been given a court date. County Finance Director Brian Tallent, who returned to work Jan. 2, waived his arraignment in Monroe County General Sessions Court and was given a hearing date of Jan. 15.
From: www.monroe.xtn.net

Christopher Palombo undergoing drug-rehab treatrment

Twenty-three-year-old Christopher Michael Palombo of New Bern is in a Florida drug-rehabilitation facility after pleading guilty to drug charges. He was sentenced to four 12-month prison terms, to run concurrently.
From: www.newbernsj.com

Deducting drug rehab from taxes

Drug rehab medical expenses for family member may be deductible, says CPA George Saenz.
From: biz.yahoo.com

Rehab helps deliver a priceless gift

It was the best Christmas gift she could have gotten -- one that came wrapped in a hug instead of paper and ribbon.
From: seattlepi.nwsource.com

Mother Speaks Out Against Prison Term

LITTLE ROCK ? The one thing Lynn Burch wants for Christmas more than anything else is for her son to come home from prison.
From: www.swtimes.com