Keeping Your Wits About You In Court

Posted on: 12 January 2016
If you've recently been in an automobile accident where it was determined that the other drive was at-fault, you may think that you can let the events that follow the collision proceed without legal help.  You have likely already been contacted by the insurance company of the other motorist, and may even be about ready to accept a settlement.  However, before you sign on the dotted line, you need to consult with an attorney.
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Posted on: 23 December 2015
One of the most difficult things a person can go through is a divorce. After all, you thought you and your spouse would love each other forever. Fighting over who gets what can make the process even more painful and difficult to get through. That is why more ex-couples are coming up with their own divorce agreements. They don't have to fight in court over things and leave it up to a judge to decide who deserves to get what.
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Posted on: 8 December 2015
When facing a child custody battle, a judge will closely scrutinize your behavior and actions to determine if you are the best option for the child. The wrong move could have a negative impact on your attempts to gain custody. To help ensure that you are in the best position to ask for custody, here are some pitfalls for you to avoid. Unwilling to Co-Parent Co-parenting is an important part of raising a child.
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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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