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  • Thinking About Getting a Holographic Will? What To Know

    11 January 2021

    It's important to leave behind instructions on what to do with your property after you pass away. Some might say that a handwritten or holographic will is better than nothing. The way holographic wills are treated varies from state to state and can sometimes be affected by the will's contents. Read on to find out more. Why Have a Holographic Will? Many people prefer to keep their financial affairs as private as possible and that can result in a handwritten will.

  • Paycheck Problems: When Your Income Is Impacted By Wage Garnishment

    7 December 2020

    Working people need all the income they are owed. When you are being threatened with a wage garnishment, the income you count on to pay for food, housing, gas, and medical needs may be in severe jeopardy. If you are facing wage garnishment, you need to act fast. Read on and find out why you may need help with your situation. What Is Wage Garnishment? Wage garnishments can be the result of a court order but not always.

  • Why You Should Always Hire A Social Security Attorney When Trying To Get Your Deserved Benefits

    5 November 2020

    Social security is something that millions of Americans apply for, but many get rejected for various reasons. Some of these reasons aren't even that the applicants aren't eligible for the services, just that they filled out the wrong form or something as trivial as that. If you want the best possible chance to succeed in your application, then you need a social security attorney. Here are a few key ways in which they can help you get the benefits you deserve as soon as possible, without all the hassle.

  • Having Your Living Will Made

    9 October 2020

    Planning for your death is an important step for protecting your family from the risks of confusion and conflict that can often follow the passing of a loved one or family member. To help individuals avoid these hazards, it is possible to create a living will. Myth: All Wills Only Take Effective Upon Death One of the common assumptions that people will make about wills is that they will only become active upon the death of the individuals.

  • Why Do Real Estate Disputes Occur?

    8 September 2020

    Today, it is more common for disputes to occur over real estate than ever before, and because of this, it is a good idea to have a real estate lawyer on your side. Regardless of whether you are thinking about purchasing a piece of real estate or you have already purchased a piece of property, it is a good idea to be familiar with a few of the types of disputes that you may potentially face.

  • Should You Hire a Wrongful Death Attorney?

    6 August 2020

     A loved one's death can be shocking, especially when it's sudden and unexpected. Accidental deaths can occur due to negligence on the part of an individual or company. If your loved one passed away due to another person's actions, their death might be legally considered a wrongful death. When a wrongful death occurs, family members may be entitled to financial compensation. Many people have never hired an attorney before. However, attorneys fulfill an important role in the legal system.

  • Filing For A Divorce During A Pandemic: Things To Know

    8 July 2020

    Even though filing for a divorce is never really considered a simple process, filing for a divorce in the middle of a pandemic can make matters even worse. During the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020, many couples have difficulty obtaining a divorce due to the changes within the legal system. If you are looking to get a divorce during a pandemic, it is best if you fully understand how the usual process can look much different from usual.