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Have you recently found yourself facing a legal situation and don't know how to proceed? Is this an incident that requires the assistance of an attorney working on your side? Can you get away with not hiring an attorney? These and many more questions are answered on my website. Having worked as an assistant in the legal world, I have gotten to know quite a bit about different legal situations and have provided you with several examples and pieces of advice that can help you. Hopefully, you will find everything you need to help you through this difficult time in your life.

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Signs That You May Need To Hire An Attorney For Your Nursing Home Bound Loved One

27 November 2017
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When you have an elderly loved one in a nursing home, it is important to make sure that you are keeping an eye out for signs of nursing home abuse. This way, you will know as soon as possible that it is time to retain the services of an attorney that specializes in nursing home abuse law. Here are some of the signs that you want to watch out for: Read More 

The Effect Of Mental Illness On Your Kid’s Well-Being And Custody

15 September 2017
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Mental illness affects not only the victim but also the victim's loved ones. For example, your mental illness may impact your ability to take care of your child. Custody courts know this, which is why they will take your mental illness into consideration during custody determinations. Here are some of the ways the disease may affect your child's well-being: Frequent Absences from Home It will be difficult to take care of your child if you have a severe mental illness that involves frequent absences from the home. Read More 

When Is It Beneficial To Hire A Traffic Ticket Defense Attorney?

2 August 2017
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No one wants to see flashing red and light blue lights behind them. However, if an officer states you were speeding, ran a red light or failed to stop at a stop sign, they may pull you over and write you a ticket. In some cases, you know you were wrong or the fine is small, so you just pay the fine and go on with your life. In other cases, it may make sense to fight or contest the ticket. Read More 

Protecting Your Interests By Open Engagement - Questions To Ask During Business Litigation

14 July 2017
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Owning your own business can be a tremendous accomplishment, but it also comes with some difficult challenges that you need to be prepared to face. In the event that your relationship with your business partners goes sour, the resulting legal entanglement can be daunting and complicated. Putting yourself back on solid footing is an important step in reclaiming your independence. Below, you'll find a guide to some questions you should be sure to ask your attorney during business litigation. Read More 

What Happens If You Do Not Name A Beneficiary On Your Insurance Policy?

3 July 2017
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Most people leave their life insurance policies out of estate planning because they rarely have to go through the probate court. What they might not realize is that certain exceptions could land their insurance payout in probate. If you are unsure whether to include your life insurance in your estate planning, here is what you need to know.   Why Would an Insurance Payout End Up in Probate?  There are several instances in which an executor would have to include an insurance payout in the estate filing for the probate court. Read More