Keeping Your Wits About You In Court

Posted on: 19 November 2015
If you are an individual that is considering bankruptcy, then there are a couple of different types that you should mainly be concerned with. Here is a brief overview of each, how they work, and in which cases they are good choices: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy First of all, you have Chapter 7, which is probably what most people think about when they hear the term "bankruptcy." Chapter 7 is also known as liquidation, since it revolves around the sale of your belongings in order to partially pay off your debt.
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Posted on: 3 November 2015
Nothing strikes fear into the hearts of a renter like the prospect of eviction. The most common reason for eviction is failure to pay the lease, but that's not the only lawful reason for a landlord to evict a tenant. While each state's laws detail the requirements for a landlord to end a tenancy and legally file for eviction, there are some standard rules that apply across the board. Paying Your Rent on Time Doesn't Stop Eviction
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Posted on: 15 October 2015
If you are hurt while on the job or as the result of doing work at your place of business, you are entitled to some form of compensation under the law. Many people are too afraid to file a workers compensation claim for fear of possible retaliation by their employer. But workers compensation is the law, and employers must abide by those laws per their policy. Read on to learn about some of the facts as well as some untruths regarding workers compensation so you can be better prepared in the event of a work related injury.
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Posted on: 2 October 2015
Losing a loved one is a difficult and painful process, and it can be made more stressful if you have debt collectors trying to come after you for your loved one's debt. There are laws regarding collection of a deceased person's accounts, but they don't stop some companies from predatory collection. Protect yourself during this vulnerable time by knowing your rights and hiring a debt collection attorney to represent you. Here are a few points that can help you determine if you are responsible for paying the debt.
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