Law

  • How To Give A Video Deposition For A Car Accident


    If you were in a vehicle accident, you may be asked to film a video deposition. Though it may sound nerve-wracking, video depositions are important to your case if it goes to trial. The defendant's attorney will ask you questions without the presence of a judge in a conference room. Here are some tips on how to prepare for your video deposition. Common Questions for Car Accident Deposition Some common questions you may be asked related to car accidents include:
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  • The Interesting History and Present Day Status of Bankruptcy


    With the invention of public marketplace came currency and also debt. People have long struggled with what to do about persons who have changes in circumstances and an accumulation of debts they are no longer able to satisfy. This is a very brief history of the notion of bankruptcy and what it means for people today. Where the Word Bankruptcy Comes From The word bankruptcy probably comes from two latin words: bancus which means bench or table and ruptus which means broken.
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  • How To Stay Safe In A Domestic Violence Situation With An Infant


    Standing face to face with someone who is attacking you verbally and physically can be life altering. When you have to worry about someone in addition to yourself such as an infant or small child, your worries and concerns double. If you've been suffering at the hands of an abuser, and the abuser is your husband, you need to get away safely and protect yourself and your baby from harm now and in the future.
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  • Should You File Chapter 7 Or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?


    Filing for bankruptcy is a complex process. It's further complicated by the stress you feel due to your financial pressures. Your first step is to talk to a bankruptcy attorney, so you understand your options and how the process will affect you and your possessions. You can choose between a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. These are the differences between the two. Qualifying For Bankruptcy If you've had a drop in income, and your debts far exceed your ability to pay them, Chapter 7 may be your best choice because it wipes out certain types of debt.
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  • How To Avoid Common Mistakes When Answering Questions At Your Disability Hearing


    If you have to go in front of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) for your Social Security disability claim, current statistics show that some ALJs approve more than 70% of the claims that they hear, while others approve less than 7%. Knowing that, it's hard not to feel that there are some ALJs who are simply looking for an excuse not to approve your claim. Avoid these common mistakes when answering questions by the ALJ, in order to keep from derailing your case.
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  • Three Ways A Business Lawyer Can Help Get Your New Business Started


    If you're in the process of starting a new business, you may believe that you can begin the venture without professional assistance.  The Internet age has made it very easy to type a few terms into a search engine and pull up a vast number of web pages that all claim to hold the information you need to get your business off the ground.  However, there is simply no substitute for the legal counsel that you can receive from a business lawyer.
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