2019

How Federal Bail Differs From State And Local Cases

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Posting federal bail bonds for a person's release is a surprisingly different process from the ones that are used in most state and local courts. Before you contact a federal bail bond services provider, it's a good idea to understand what these differences are and how they might apply to your case. Fewer Options for Bail In state and local cases, people usually can come up with bail in a lot of ways.

14 December 2019

Probate And Credit Card Debts: What Is Due?

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The widespread use of credit cards means that almost everyone has at least one piece of plastic in their wallets. If you are dealing with the death of a loved one, though, the question might arise as to how to handle that type of debt. To find out how credit cards are treated in probate court, read on. Credit Cards Are Unsecured Debt A mortgage is not an unsecured debt because the real estate itself secures the loan.

19 November 2019

The Burden Of Proof In Injury Cases

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When a personal injury lawyer pursues a case, there is a legal obligation to prove their argument. At different stages of a case, though, this burden can move around. Take a look at those stages and how the burden of proof applies in each situation. Insurance Claim The majority of injury cases will start as claims filed with insurance companies. At this stage, there isn't an overt burden proof. Instead, a personal injury attorney will send a demand letter to the insurance carrier of the party they believe to be at fault in the case.

22 October 2019

3 Things That Will Help Your SSD Case if You Have PTSD

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When you have been involved in a traumatic event, it can change everything about how you live your life. For some people, the development of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) makes matters even worse. You may have symptoms like recurring flashbacks to the event, severe anxiety or panic attacks, insomnia, and even physical ailments that are associated. Needless to say, all of these symptoms can inhibit your ability to maintain a job and support yourself.

23 September 2019

When Does Disability Discrimination Occur?

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Disability discrimination is a serious issue, and many people face discrimination each year. Often, the victims of discrimination do not realize they are victims. Perhaps they did not look into the situation or figured they did not need to hire an attorney because nothing could be done about their case. If you believe you may have a disability case, read this guide. You will see how different disability discrimination cases begin and common occurrences in which people are discriminated against on the basis of discrimination.

21 August 2019

How to Sell Your House Through Lease-to-Own

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The most common reason people sell their homes through lease-to-own options is to have a way to sell the house when the house will not sell. If you cannot find a buyer for your house but do not want two mortgage payments, selling through a lease to own option is a great way to protect yourself financially. If this is something you are interested in, here are several things you need to know about the process of selling your house through this method.

16 July 2019

How To Deal With Asset Division When You Have A Lot Of Wealth

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Marriage is just like any other contract. If it ends, you have to dissolve all parts of the contract. If you and your spouse have a lot of wealth, the process of ending your marriage can get complicated. Your divorce could potentially take years to fully settle. The following are some things you need to know if you get a divorce and have a lot of wealth. The Type of Wealth

17 June 2019

Two Tips To Help You Find A Good Personal Injury Attorney

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Unless you have friends who practice law or have a strong line of communication with family members who are in the know, finding a qualified personal injury attorney can be very hard to do. So many attorneys advertise their services on television, radio and via Internet advertisements but a good marketing campaign doesn't always equal legal excellence. When you're hurt due to the actions of another person you need to know where to turn for help.

15 May 2019

How A Living Trust Fits Into Your Estate Plan

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Do you have a will? Most people understand how important it is to plan ahead, and making out a will is often the first, and unfortunately, only step they take towards that goal. A will is all well and good and is definitely a must-have, but if you have not considered a living trust, then your estate plan is seriously lacking a key component. Read on to find out how a living trusts works and how it can complement your will.

10 April 2019

Why Your Doctor May Be Responsible For A Premature Birth

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A woman will usually carry a baby for 39-40 weeks. A baby is considered viable after 24 weeks, but may face health problems as a result of being born prematurely. In some cases, a premature birth cannot be avoided. However, in other cases, the premature birth is the result of medical malpractice. If your child needs extra medical care after being born prematurely, you have a right to seek compensation for these injuries.

3 March 2019