Debner Education

This is a surrogacy contract written for a same-sex couple who has dissolved their marriage. The contract covers the rights and responsibilities of all three parties, the couple and the surrogate. This contract was written for the course, Family Law.

This is a high-school-level essay about different rebellions in U.S. History, mainly the American War for Independence, the Civil War, Prohibition, and the Women's Rights movement.

This is a summary of the PBS documentary, "Worried Sick", a video about the science of stress. I wrote this summary for the course, Intro to Psychology.

This is my speech outline where I explained to the audience how to identify a few very common kinds of horse breeds. I completed this for the course, Fundamentals of Oral Communications.

These are direct-examination and cross-examination questions for a deposition in a personal injury/torts case (fictional scenario) for the course, Civil Litigation and Pro. The people being deposed are the Plaintiff, the person with the injury who is accusing a rental company of causing her injury due to negligence, and the rental property manager.

This document "The Complete Guide to the Psychology of Colors" describes how color is used to create associations and promote specific emotions in advertising. This essay has the source listed and was written for the course, Composition II. It is a good overview for those new to the topic.

This is an essay for U.S. History on "Civil Rights and Discrimination". the topics discussed are discrimination against African Americans and the civil rights movement's response.

This is a case brief on Darcy v. Lolohea, 886 P.2d 756 (Hawai’i App. 1994), and is written in IRAC format for the course, Alternative Dispute Resolution. The issue is "Whether an award which has become a final judgment under the Program’s HAR Rule, may be challenged in the circuit court or in the appellate courts." Damages is an important issue in this case brief,

This is a case brief on Iowa Supreme Court Att'y Disciplinary Bd. v. Marzen. The issue is, "Did attorney Jesse Micheal violate rules of professional conduct when he did the following: hired an outside accountant without consent, charged 18% interest rate without authorization, submitted incomplete tax returns to authorities, transferred an estate matter without client consent while falsely claiming he had client approval, and misrepresenting that he hired a paralegal for a case?". This case brie...

This is an answer to a petition with affirmative defenses on a torts/personal injury case for the course, Civil Litigation and Pro.