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Personal Injury Cases: Moving on to Better Things

I never planned to find myself seeking damages due to a personal injury. Even after I was hurt by a defective product that I purchased, I wasn't sure how to go about seeking help. Fortunately, a friend of mine knew a great personal injury attorney who looked into the situation and decided that I had a case. Since receiving my settlement, I've tried to put the whole episode behind me and look to the future. That's been easier said than done. The permanent nature of my injury means my life is changed for good. Even so, I am slowly learning to live with it and get back to enjoying life. If you have been injured due to negligence on the part of another person or a company, let's talk. I'll share how I got my settlement and what I'm doing to get on with my life.

Categories Of Damages You Might Qualify For In A Car Accident Settlement

Posted on July 4, 2019

If you did not cause the recent accident you were in, you will likely be able to collect money for compensation of the damages you experienced from the accident. The types of damages you can collect for will depend on the injuries, problems, and issues the accident caused, and here are the main three categories of damages you might be able to ask for when settling your car accident case. [Read More]

Making Changes To Your Child Support Order: What You Should Know

Posted on May 31, 2019

When your child support order comes through court, both parents must abide by the findings of the order. At some point, the order may need modifications when there is a change in either income or circumstances. Modifications can be either temporary or permanent. If you need a child support modification, you need to know the following: Gather Your Financial Paperwork To start the modification, you need to provide some paperwork to the court so the changes can be made. [Read More]

Preparing Your Estate When You Have a Disabled Heir

Posted on April 30, 2019

Estate planning will take some time, especially when you have significant assets and a number of heirs. When you have an heir that is disabled, such as in the case of an adult child of yours, leaving money directly to the individual can cause issues. While you may want to leave a percentage of your estate equally to each of your children, doing so without the help of an attorney can cause your disabled adult child to lose benefits and services they are receiving. [Read More]

Full Disclosure During A Divorce: Tell Your Attorney Everything

Posted on March 26, 2019

Divorces are common in the United States today, but going through a divorce for the first time can be daunting. Many people opt to hire an experienced divorce attorney to help ensure they receive a favorable outcome. Your attorney will create a legal strategy that maximizes the odds of a favorable outcome in your divorce based on the information that you provide him or her. It's important that you tell your attorney everything as soon as you sign a retainer. [Read More]