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Legal Woes: Fighting Legal Suits and Other Problems

When you face legal troubles, it can take a great toll on your life. You might not sleep well at night from constant worry and anxiety. I understand what you're going through. Last summer, I experienced a car accident. Because it was my fault, I expected to make amends to the other driver through my insurance company. But what I didn't expect was for the other driver to sue me for pain and suffering. I didn't know what to do. I finally contacted an attorney and requested representation. The attorney managed to get the other driver to drop the suit and accept a settlement. Without the attorney's help, I'd still be fighting the suit against me. I want to share what I've learned through my blog. I offer tips you can use when you face your own legal woes. Thanks for stopping by and take care.

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Making Sense Of DIY Divorce

Posted on 19 July 2016

Filing divorce paperwork against your future ex-spouse doesn't necessary mark the end; it could carve out a bright, new beginning. While the road ahead won't come without its fair share of bumps and surprises, being well prepared helps to make the process bearable. Here are four crucial steps for making your DIY divorce as civil, amicable, and fair as possible. Submitting Your Divorce Petition In order to get the process moving along, you will need to formally submit your divorce petition in the appropriate court. [Read More]

Going For More Child Support

Posted on 30 June 2016

You've been divorced for years, and most of the hard feelings are long gone. You really appreciate the fact that things are on an even keel. However, your ex is making a lot more money than they did when the child support agreement was made. Things are only getting more expensive, so should you ask for a child support modification? It may be worth making waves to financially protect your children. [Read More]

You're Green Card Is Expiring - What Next?

Posted on 13 June 2016

If you currently hold a green card or permanent resident card, sometimes referred to as a USCIS Form K-551, you are living in the United States legally. Without this document, you will not be able to re-enter the country should you leave. Unfortunately, these cards are typically valid for only 10 years at a time. If you realize that your card is expiring soon, you may be unsure about how to proceed in getting a new one. [Read More]

Four Situation In Which Workers' Compensation Insurance May Cover Your Auto Accident

Posted on 25 May 2016

Most people file accident claims after getting injured in automobile crashes. However, it's also possible to file workers' compensation claims for car accidents that occur on the job. Here are examples of situations in which you may file a workers' compensation claim for a car crash: Driving Is Your Job You are entitled to workers' compensation benefits for your car accident if driving is a normal part of your duties. The most obvious example for this is a commercial driver hurt involved in a crash. [Read More]