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• Going Out There On Your Own: 3 Types Of Evidence Needed To Qualify For Emancipation

  16 November 2016

  Parents are legally responsible for their children until they reach the age of majority, which in most states is 18. Until then, you are obligated to live under your parents' roof and to abide by their rules. If your parents have been abusive towards you in the past, you can file for emancipation, which allows you to become an independent and make legal decisions for yourself. If you think this will be in your best interest, contact a family lawyer to start building a case.

• Why Is an Expert's Opinion Important to Your Orthopedic Malpractice Claim?

  14 November 2016

  When orthopedic surgery goes wrong, there can be devastating consequences. A mistake in the operating room can lead to surgery on the wrong knee. Overlooking a deep-seated infection after a surgery or orthopedic injury can lead to the amputation of a leg. A botched knee replacement can lead to chronic pain and dependence on a walker or cane for the rest of someone's life. When that happens, it's important that you have someone who can give expert testimony on your behalf.

• Protecting Your Rights While Mitigating Reprisal

  26 October 2016

  Coming forward with a sexual harassment report is understandably difficult for some people. Harassment is wrong and against the law at multiple levels, but depending on your business' culture, proving the harassment and maintaining a successful life after the report may seem like a challenging future. You shouldn't have to be careful, but if you feel like your rights and future may be in danger for reporting harassment, here are a few preparation steps and ways that an attorney could help.

• Facts For People Considering Estate Planning That Includes A Living Trust

  5 October 2016

  Planning what will happen to your assets and property after you die does not have to be a burdening or morbid task. Looking at your efforts for estate planning as a way of ensuring your property and assets go to the people you want them to when you're not around is a good way to view it. If you would like to create a living trust as a part of your estate planning, learning more about it is important.

• 3 Options To Settle Your Overdue Tax Bill

  15 September 2016

  Do you owe back taxes to the IRS? If so, you know just how stressful and challenging the situation can be. Depending on how much you owe, the IRS may use aggressive collection strategies against you. If you owe a small amount, you may be receiving certified mail or even constant phone calls. If your overdue balance is significant, the IRS may be threatening wage garnishment, account seizures, or other strong tactics.