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

• 4 Steps For Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

  31 March 2015

  If you want to reorganize your debt, one way for you to accomplish this is by filing for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Being able to achieve this status can be the financial assistance you need to avoid stress each month paying your bills. You must be employed to file for this type of bankruptcy. Knowing the steps that are required can be of great benefit to you if you're interested in this legal status.

• Getting Married? You Should Know Three Strategies To Protect Your Assets

  21 March 2015

  If you have substantially more wealth than the person you are going to marry, you may be concerned about keeping your premarital assets in the event of divorce, especially if you want them to stay in your family of origin or save them for your children from a prior relationship. There are some ways you can protect these, and it may be that a combination of strategies would be your best bet.

• Examples Of Expert Witnesses Who Can Destroy Your Case

  11 March 2015

  In many court cases, expert witnesses are called on to help an attorney prove a case. However, there are some instances where expert witnesses can actually do more harm than good. Do you know the difference between a good expert witness and a bad one? What Is An Expert Witness? Before looking at how an expert witness can hurt a case, you need to understand what an expert witness is. An expert witness is a witness that has specialized expertise in a subject that is relevant to the case.

• Fighting For Fido: Pet Custody Advice During A Divorce

  26 February 2015

  In most cases, pets are considered property in the event of a divorce. This means that the judge will award custody of the pet, or property, to one party and the other person won't even have the consolation of visitation rights. Although it's difficult to live with the fear of losing a much-loved pet, it's equally important to stay on the right side of both the law and the courts during the proceedings.

• Job Site Injuries Cost More Than Just A Hospital Stay

  18 February 2015

  If you've been injured at work and have seen your first pieces of paperwork for workers compensation, now is the time to consider what else could be at stake. If the injury is enough to put you out of work for a while, think about what lingering damage could be done; it could last longer than you think and become worse when you least expect it. A few personal injury examination angles can help you understand what could affect your life after the injury and if you need to seek additional compensation.