Mistakes Frequently Made After A Car Accident

Posted on 18 December 2019

Were you involved in an automobile accident that resulted in an injury? If so, you may think that you have the situation handled on your own. The truth is that many mistakes can be made in these cases that will affect how much compensation you receive to help pay for your injuries. Make sure that you do not make any of these mistakes when dealing with your car accident–related injury. [Read More]

Distributing Assets Among Children: A Brief Guide

Posted on 21 June 2019

When it comes to creating a will, you must designate beneficiaries, and you must also designate which beneficiaries will receive which assets, once you pass. If you have more than one child, you may be contemplating how you will ever distribute all of your assets in a fair way. Here are three tips to help you do so.  Tip #1: Take into Consideration Their Income and Debt  Fully assess each child's current financial state. [Read More]

Four Problems You May Face If You Abandon Your House

Posted on 19 April 2016

Legally speaking, abandoning a house isn't a smart thing to do, even if you don't have a current use for it. Gift it to someone, rent it out or sell it for a nominal price, but don't treat it as if it doesn't exist. Here are some of the consequences of abandoning a property: The Government May Take It One danger of abandoning your home is that the government may take it permanently. [Read More]

3 Important Tips When You Have Been Arrested For A Second DUI

Posted on 30 October 2015

If you have previously been convicted or have plead guilty to a charge of DUI, which is driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol or a similar charge, a second conviction can put you in a very difficult position. For instance, it is fairly common for jail time to be required with a second offense, while your first may have required only probation, fines and other punishments that did not directly threaten your freedom. [Read More]

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When you're injured in an accident or sued by a neighbor, you might not know what to do or who to turn to in your time of need. You might even try to fight your legal problems on your own. I faced legal troubles eight months ago. My neighbor accused my child of damaging their fence. I knew that my child didn't do anything wrong, but I couldn't convince my neighbor of the truth. Finally, after going back and forth with my neighbor, I decided to find a lawyer to represent my loved one. The attorney interviewed other neighbors and uncovered the truth. One of the other neighbor's son damaged the fence instead of my child. It was a hard road to travel, but my child and I are happy with the outcome. If you need legal tips, or even information about the law, read my blog. Good luck.

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