3 Goals To Work On In Your Divorce

Posted on 19 December 2019

A divorce can affect your life in so many different ways, yet is often something that you cannot avoid. If you are in a really bad marriage and see no light at the end of the tunnel, divorce is always an option. If this is the path you decide to take, here are three important goals you should have and should work on during this time. Staying healthy Staying healthy might seem like a strange goal to have during a divorce, but it is is important. [Read More]

When You Aren't Looking: Prepping For Personal Injury Success

Posted on 25 November 2019

Personal injury cases are sort of like icebergs – it's what you don't see that makes the biggest impact. Once you turn your car accident case over to a personal injury attorney, the work that will end up making the biggest impact on your case might just happen out of sight. Read on to find out more about the things your lawyer is doing while you continue to recuperate from your injuries. [Read More]

Problems With Custody? 4 Things You Shouldn't Do During A Custody Dispute

Posted on 24 October 2019

Custody disputes can cause upheaval to every aspect of your life, which is why it's important for you to try and avoid them, if at all possible. Unfortunately, it isn't always possible to avoid custody disputes, especially when the other party is unwilling to negotiate or play fairly. If you find yourself in a custody dispute, the first thing you need to do is hire an attorney. Once you have legal representation, you'll need to take steps to avoid exacerbating the situation. [Read More]

Three Things A Homeowner Should Know About Bankruptcy And Foreclosure

Posted on 25 September 2019

If you are a homeowner and your house is about to go into foreclosure, you may be wondering what your options are with bankruptcy, and what the benefit will be to you. You may be wondering if a bankruptcy can save your house. Or perhaps you have already been served a notice of a foreclosure and are thinking about contacting a bankruptcy attorney. The following are a few things you should understand about foreclosure and bankruptcy. [Read More]

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Family Documents: Dealing with Legal Arrangements

After putting it off for years, my wife and I finally decided the time had come to call an attorney and prepare documents related to our estate. From the very first consultation, we knew that there was a lot of work to do. Fortunately, our lawyer was with us every step of the way. Before we were done, our wills were finalized, we set up trust funds for the kids, and had identified guardians who would take care of the kids if we died before they reached adulthood. We even prepared living wills, ensuring our wishes would be carried out if we were too ill to make our wishes known. If you have not organized your estate, start today. I'll share how we identified our needs, and what it took to put everything in place. I promise that once the job is done, you'll sleep better at night.