The Do's and Don'ts After a Car Accident

• Bullying – How To Make Your Child Feel Safe While Trying To Get An Education

  9 November 2017

  You cannot dismiss school bullying as kids being kids anymore. It is time where you are hearing about countless suicides and school shootings. It is hard for a child to thrive socially and academically in a dysfunctional environment. Read on to find out how to make your child feel safe while trying to get an education. Reach Out To School Personnel Most bullies want to keep their victims isolated. Parents must reach out to as many people necessary to make the bullying comes to an end.

• So, You've Decided To Sue: Do's And Don'ts When Pursuing An Auto Accident Case

  16 October 2017

  When you are badly injured in an auto accident, very rarely does the insurance company's offer fully cover your damages. If you want compensation not only for your hospital bills, but also for your lost wages and your pain and suffering, then you'll need to sue either the insurance company, the at-fault driver, or both. Having a good lawyer on your side is the number-one key to winning your case, but beyond that, there are a few do's and don'ts you'll want to follow as you pursue this lawsuit.

• Chapter 7 Bankruptcy And Your Federal Tax Return: 4 Key Points To Keep In Mind

  9 February 2017

  It's tax return season—but for a lot of people, this is also the time when they're right in the middle of getting ready to make their bankruptcy filing. If you're expecting a hefty tax return, you may be in for a surprise or some possible complications. This is what you should keep in mind. 1.) Your prior year's tax return belongs to your bankruptcy estate because it was money that was technically yours prior to the time you filed for bankruptcy.

• When Visitation Becomes A Problem

  26 January 2017

  Once the judge puts the signature on the final bit of divorce paperwork, you should be left with not only a legal separation as a couple, but with other connected provisions as well. If you and your spouse are the parents of a minor-aged child, there will be provisions for child custody, support, and visitation, and those orders must be followed to the letter. If you were fortunate enough to be able to work out a fair and efficient child visitation plan on your own, you are to be congratulated.

• Dealing With a Head Injury Claim

  29 December 2016

  Almost any accident can be more serious than it may look at first, and head injuries can contain a fair share of hidden symptoms and dangers. If you have been in a car accident that was not your fault and suffered from a head injury, close attention should be paid to ensure that you are compensated in a fair manner. No matter how minor your head injury seems to be, do yourself a favor and don't just ignore it and hope for improvement.