Moving Out of State With a Child Custody Agreement

  • Stepmothers And Estate Disputes: Understand The Connection And How To Stop It From Happening

    12 February 2018

    Why do so many widows end up at odds with their stepchildren? Experts say that around 50% of estates that end up in litigation involve a dispute between a stepmother and her deceased spouse's natural children. The arguments can range from relatively minor (but very emotional) disagreements over the personal items of the deceased husband/father to major contests over the terms of the will or a trust.  Why do stepmothers end up in so many estate disputes?

  • Problems You May Encounter If You File For Bankruptcy Without A Lawyer

    17 January 2018

    Filing for bankruptcy is something people decide to do when they cannot find another way out of the debt problems they have, but some people do not file simply because they cannot afford the fees involved. Filing for bankruptcy is not free; however, it is a very complicated process that you should not attempt to do yourself. People who attempt this on their own often experience the following problems. Filing under the wrong chapter

  • 7 Essential Steps To Take Immediately After An Auto Accident

    12 December 2017

    If you are in an automobile accident, there are numerous steps you should take immediately. The aftermath of an auto accident can be physically painfully, emotionally distressing, and financially overwhelming. These seven essential steps are designed to help you through this process as easily and simply as possible. 1. Contact the Police After an auto accident, you should always call the police. They create a legal record of the accident, and if you ultimately go to court or have to make an insurance claim, that record can be essential.

  • Planning A Shopping Spree? Use These Tips To Stay Safe In Crowded Areas

    15 November 2017

    For some, winter is known as the season for holiday feasting, college bowl games, and hitting the slopes to enjoy the snow. But for others, winter is best known as the beginning of their favorite shopping time of the year. From Black Friday to the year-end closeouts and January white sales, thousands of items will be discounted to give them extra appeal. If the arrival of winter and the thought of great shopping has got you counting your cash and dusting off your credit cards, the following tips will help keep you safe during all your winter shopping adventures.

  • Three Reasons Your Disability Insurance Provider May Reject Your Claim

    19 October 2017

    Even though you may pay monthly premiums for your disability insurance, there's no guarantee your insurance provider will pay your claim when you need to submit one. Unfortunately, your provider can deny you coverage, and here are three reasons it may choose to do so. The Disability is Caused by a Pre-Existing Condition One reason your claim for coverage may be denied is if your disability was caused by a preexisting condition; that is, a medical problem you were previously diagnosed and treated for prior to obtaining coverage from the insurance provider.

  • Do You Feel Like Your DWI Case Is Hopeless? Look at Two Ways Your Attorney Can Fight the Charges

    28 February 2017

    Do you feel like your DWI case is hopeless? It may seem that way, especially if the prosecutor is stressing the evidence against you and hoping to intimidate you into taking a plea agreement. However, there are a number of ways that DWI defense attorneys can tackle a case that can make even a "hopeless" one winnable. Here are some examples of tactics used by defense attorneys that may help you see your case in a better light.

  • Three Reasons Your Motion For A Summary Judgment May Be Denied

    15 February 2017

    Depending on the circumstances, it can be months before a lawsuit is resolved. If it becomes evident the plaintiff doesn't have a case against you, however, you can significantly shorten that time by submitting a motion for summary judgment. This legal maneuver essentially argues a jury would side with you after considering the evidence (or lack thereof) and asks the judge to decide in your favor based on that. Unfortunately, that doesn't always happen, and here are a few reasons why a judge may deny your motion for summary judgment.

  • I Was Involved In A Pedestrian Accident - Who's To Blame?

    31 December 2016

    Accidents are always terrifying, but for many, pedestrian-involved accidents are far more intimidating. The laws might not seem as clear to those involved, which can lead to some tricky situations. Your first step in a situation like this is to seek the assistance of a qualified and experienced accident attorney who can help you sort out how big of a claim you have as a driver or pedestrian. Every Accident Is Different

  • 3 Ways To Improve Your Chances Of A Successful Disability Claim Appeal

    13 December 2016

    If your disability claim has been denied – don't panic. You're in good company. Over half of all disability claims are denied, initially.  However, many people who face this outcome have their case appealed and are successful in their second attempt. To boost your appeal efforts, keep a few important tips in mind. Get The Details If you prepare your appeal in the same manner that you did your initial benefit application, don't be surprised if you are met with another denial.

  • Three Of The More Common Myths About Personal Injury Cases Exposed

    22 November 2016

    Personal injury lawsuits can be the only option for recovering financial damages that you suffered as a result of another person's actions. While these lawsuits can be fairly common in the legal system, many individuals have never had to pursue this type of action, which can make them poorly informed when the need arises to file these claims. In order to make sure that you are making wise choices regarding your case, you should know about the following few myths and the reality behind them.