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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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Latest Posts

5 Reasons To Hire A Social Security Disability Attorney

Posted on 5 March 2018

If you're disabled and unable to work, you may be looking for financial solutions. If this is the case, it may be worthwhile to apply for social security benefits. When going through the application process for this type of benefit, it's best to contact an attorney first; they will be able to guide you and help you to make informed choices, and they can answer any questions that you have. Keep reading to better understand the reasons why you should hire a social security disability attorney. [Read More]

Seeking Custody Of Your Minor Grandchildren? Helpful Tips For Concerned Grandparents

Posted on 30 January 2018

In addition to spending time with their grandchildren. grandparents want to know that their son or daughter's children have a safe, healthy living environment. When drug use, neglect, or abuse of some other type is suspected on the part of their sons, daughters, or their spouses, grandparents may want to look into assuming custody of the children, in order to protect them from danger. If you are a concerned grandparent who is considering taking this type of action to protect one or more of your grandchildren, the following information can be helpful. [Read More]

When Your Ex Is The Visitor: Understanding Child Visitation

Posted on 8 January 2018

Unless you and your spouse are participating in a shared (or 50/50) parenting plan, one of you will be acting as the primary custodial parent, and the other will be assigned visitation. Once the judge signs the order, you will be expected to abide by the rules, so it's in your best interest to understand and abide by that visitation order. There are really very few good reasons to deny your ex visitation, so read on for a better understanding of child custody and in particular, visitation. [Read More]