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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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About The Cost Of Drafting Up A Will & What Happens During Probate Administration

Posted on 8 January 2015

A will is the most effective way to make sure your assets will be handed over to the right people after death. Administering your assets to your beneficiaries will be done through the probate process, which is carried out in a court depending on the laws in your state. Find out what a lawyer will charge to draft up a will and what happens during the probate administration process after death: [Read More]

How Insurance Goes About Settling Your Personal Injury Claim

Posted on 18 December 2014

If you have been involved in a personal injury case, you likely want to know what can be done to ensure that the claim is fairly looked at so that you can receive the settlement that you want to receive. When insurance provides a settlement arrangement, it can always be argued. Here's how the insurance goes through the process of creating a settlement: 1. Investigates the Accident Before the insurance does anything, they send out an adjustor to investigate the facts behind the claim. [Read More]

Choose A Private Defense Attorney Instead Of A Public Defender If You Can

Posted on 15 December 2014

If you've been charged with a crime and you don't have much money, you may be considering having a public defender take your case. The U.S. Constitution mandates that people who can't afford an attorney can have one appointed to defend them. However, this is not the best strategy. If you can borrow money or know someone who would be willing to pay a defense attorney for you, definitely consider these options. [Read More]