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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.

2023

What Are The Differences Between State And Federal Bail Bonds?
There are several types of bail bonds. For example, you have to use different types of bonds for state and federal crimes. What are the differences between the two? State Bail Bonds: What to Know If you need to help someone get a state bail bond, then their crime will have broken state laws but not federal ones. So, their case will take place in a state court. Every state sets its own bail requirements.

4 Ways A Criminal Trial Affects Your Personal Injury Case
Most personal injury cases involve some kind of negligence. But what if the same incident includes something that rises to the level of a criminal charge? It could be anything from criminal negligence to outright intentional harm. How does a criminal case affect your personal injury case? Here are a few of the most common effects you can see, no matter whether it's your criminal trial or the other party's. 

Life After Divorce: 4 Tips For Successful Co-Parenting
If you have children with your ex, you must learn to coexist with your former spouse for the rest of your life. However, lingering pain can make effective co-parenting difficult. It won't necessarily always be easy, but you can do it for your children. Try these 4 tips for successful co-parenting to help you along the way.  Create a Stable Household For Your Children (And Yourself) Immediately after your breakup, you establish a stable income and a comfortable home to show your ex and the court that you can provide for your children.

Are You Being Threatened By An Ex? What To Know
Parents that split up will be forever linked by their children. Child custody and visitation matters are often emotional and heartbreaking for all concerned. However, a parent who fears parental kidnapping may need to do more than just try to get along with their ex. Read on for what you need to do when you feel that your spouse will leave with your child. Take Threats Seriously  If an ex is making threats about taking your child and leaving the area, it's time to take action.

5 Things To Know About Getting A Marriage Annulment
Divorce isn't the only way to dissolve a marriage. In some cases, an annulment, which voids out a marriage as though it didn't occur, is the better option.  1. Annulment Reasons Vary By State One must qualify for an annulment, and there are only a few allowable reasons which vary depending on where you live. Common annulment reasons include but are not necessarily limited to the following: an underage person, bigamy, abuse, failure to consummate, fraud and misrepresentation, or mental incompetence.