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When it comes to fighting charges in a court of the law, you might be just as scared as you are confused. Because of the incredible amount of stress that legal problems can cause, it is crucial to have a certified lawyer by your side. With the right lawyer, you can sit back and relax while a true legal professional takes care of all of the minute details. I wanted to create a convenient website for people who might be in search of a lawyer in order to make the process a little easier. Check out this blog for great tips.

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Why You Should Hire a Criminal Defense Lawyer
3 April 2024

Facing criminal charges can be a daunting and over …

The Benefits of Hiring a Disability Lawyer
8 February 2024

Going through the disability process can be overwh …

Why You Should Hire a Car Accident Lawyer
12 January 2024

Car accidents can be traumatizing and life-alterin …

Why You Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer to Help You Win Your Case
8 December 2023

Facing criminal charges can be one of the most str …

The Advantage Of Engaging A Custody Attorney: A Comprehensive Guide
17 October 2023

Navigating the complexities of a child custody dis …

Ways To Make Divorce Proceedings Less Unpleasant

30 November 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

Divorce proceedings can be uncomfortable, even in a best-case scenario where you and your partner agree that divorce is the best course of action. Here are some ways to lighten the tension and make divorce proceedings less unpleasant. Try to Keep Open Lines of Communication While it may seem like it could make things a lot more unpleasant, keeping open lines of communication is often the best course of action. If you aren't able to keep talking to your ex-partner, it's easy to villainize their intentions and assume the worst of their character. Read More 

My Child Was In A Car Accident During Carpool. Help!

30 November 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

While a joint carpool can alleviate the burden on each parent to provide transportation, a very uncomfortable situation can arise if another parent gets in an accident with your child during carpool. Here are some things that you can do to remedy the situation and seek compensation for injuries. Speak with the Driver The first thing to do is to get an account of what happened from the driver of the car. Read More 

What’s Slowing Down Your Settlement Payment? Probably a Medical Lien

8 November 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you've been waiting on your personal-injury settlement for a while now, the last thing that you want to hear is that the payment is going to be delayed while some old bills are set. Unfortunately, that's exactly what happens to a lot of people, leaving them with far less of an award than they anticipated because they forgot about liens that had to be repaid. If you're expecting a personal-injury settlement for a case that's gone on for a while, this is what you should know about how liens may affect it. Read More 

How Do You Calculate the Value of a Young Child’s Life in a Wrongful-Death Claim?

19 October 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

There are few things quite as tragic as the death of a young child—especially when that death could have been prevented. When a child dies through someone else's negligence, parents can sometimes sue under wrongful death statutes. However, not all of states allow you to sue for the emotional pain of the loss of your child. Instead, you can sue for expenses related to that child's injury and death as well as any pain and suffering the child endured. Read More 

How Does Your Failure To Quit Smoking Under Doctor’s Orders Affect Your Disability Case?

29 September 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

There are a number of reasons that your Social Security disability claim can be denied—two factors that are usually under your control are your credibility as a witness as you explain your symptoms and limitations and your compliance as a patient as you do what you can to improve your condition. What happens, then, when you continue to smoke despite doctor's orders? Does that tell the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) that you aren't really interested in getting better? Read More