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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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A Couple Important Benefits of Working with a Commercial Real Estate Lawyer

Posted on 12 February 2016

Starting a business can represent a major investment for a person to make, and one of the largest aspects of this investment will be the building and property for the enterprise. As with any type of real estate purchase, it is important for you to be informed about this process to ensure that you avoid making some common errors and oversights. To this end, working with an experienced commercial real estate lawyer can be an excellent option for ensuring that you have easy access to legal counsel during the buying process. [Read More]

An Introduction To Child Custody After Divorce

Posted on 26 January 2016

If you are considering the possibility of divorce, then you have a stressful road ahead of you. You will need to divide up finances, assets, and maybe even child custody. To help make the process a bit easier for you, here are some ideas to consider when it comes to child custody, including which kind of custody is best and the difference between physical and legal custody: Which type of child custody is best for your children and your situation? [Read More]

Common Reasons For Short Sale Refusal

Posted on 9 January 2016

If you're buying a home through a short sale, it means that you'll be paying less for the house than the current owner actually owes on their mortgage. In most cases, short sales are an attempt for the current homeowner to avoid a foreclosure. In those cases, you'll need to negotiate with the bank that's holding the mortgage to buy the house for less than it is worth while also absolving the current owner of any deficiency on the loan amount that he or she had. [Read More]