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.
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Do You Feel Vulnerable Seeking A Divorce? 3 Reasons To Choose An Assertive Attorney
Feeling vulnerable during a divorce is a natural emotion. After all, there are likely negative circumstances in your past that have led to the need to end your marriage. In some cases, you may even feel as though your ex-spouse has more money than you to fight for their case, or they may have always taken a dominant role in your marriage. You may also be worried about things that are important to you, such as keeping your kids or staying in your current house.
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What To Know About Income Seizures During Bankruptcy
Most bankruptcy filers can get the debt relief they need, and they never lose any property at all. Unfortunately, though, chapter 7 filers could lose assets in certain situations. For bankruptcy purposes, your home, vehicles, bank accounts, and more are considered property that might be seized and used to pay your creditors. Included in that category is the income you earn from working. Read on to find out how filers can protect their property, including their wages, from seizure during chapter 7.
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How To Respond To A Demand Letter
Anyone who feels they deserve monetary compensation from you can send you a demand letter. You should know how to reply to such a demand letter to prevent further legal or financial complications over the same issue. Below are some of the steps you can take if you receive a demand letter.
Avoid Inaction
The worst thing you can do is to try to wish away the demand letter. You need to act even if you think that the complainant is exaggerating the claims (true in many cases) or if you think that the demand letter is not based on facts.
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