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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.

Don't Be Intimidated: Probate Step-By-Step

Posted on July 4, 2018

There's a lot of talk out there about avoiding probate, but most all estates must go through this legal process. Probate is an important process, and while people can use alternate methods to deal with some estate property outside of probate, it is still usually a requirement. Knowing what to expect could help you deal with this task at a time when dealing with everything might be difficult. Read on for the steps of probate. [Read More]

Things To Understand Before Going To Apply For A Bail Bond

Posted on June 6, 2018

Being asked to apply for bail bonds can put you in a difficult situation, especially if you are not familiar with the process or what will be expected of you once you take out the bail bond. To help you understand just what it is that you can expect, you will want to keep reading. You Can't Get Something For Nothing Generally, you will be asked to put up a small percentage of the money that is being asked for the bail. [Read More]

4 Debts Filing For Bankruptcy Won't Cover

Posted on April 9, 2018

If you're in a financial bind, you may want to seek the legal status of bankruptcy. This can be helpful in reducing a lot of debt that you just can't repay. However, the key to having the most success in this area will primarily lie on being informed about the bankruptcy process. It's ideal to be aware of some of the debts bankruptcy won't pay so you'll be prepared to cover these yourself. [Read More]

2 People You Cannot Totally Disinherit From Your Will

Posted on April 9, 2018

Hurt feelings, personal preferences, disputes — there are all kinds of reasons why people choose to disinherit someone from their will. If you have decided that you want to take someone out of your will who would otherwise be a logical heir, you should probably talk to an attorney so they can lead you through the process. The truth is, disinheriting someone from your will isn't always as easy as it sounds. [Read More]