Job Training And Education Opportunities For Injury Lifestyle Transition

Posted on 18 December 2014

When your legal opponent agrees to a settlement during your injury case, the legal battle isn't over. You need to assess the usefulness of the settlement against the upcoming costs in your life. Work performance, future career prospects and surprise medical costs as a result of the injury could make any finite amount of money a bad deal for you. As you work through the settlement process, consider a few life-changing negotiations that could enhance your way of living in the future. [Read More]

Three Things That Television Crime Shows Get Wrong Every Time

Posted on 15 December 2014

Most people get their knowledge of the criminal justice system from television. They learn they have the right to remain silent and that they have a right to an attorney. However, people should never forget that television shows exist as entertainment, not to inform the public. So, when needed, the producers engage in dramatic license. Not everything seen on the screen happens that way in real life. Here are the top three things that television crime shows get wrong: [Read More]

3 Things To Know About Child Support Payments

Posted on 12 December 2014

If you are ending a marriage and there is a child involved, you may need to pay child support. This is the amount that is set by the court and can't be changed without the consent of the judge. This is to make certain the child is well provided for, despite the fact that the parents are getting divorced. Knowing certain facts about paying child support and how the amount is calculated may prepare you, if you are in this situation. [Read More]

About Me

Legal Tips For Anyone Who Needs Them

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.

Categories

blog law

Latest Posts