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Your Guide to Debt and Bankruptcy

About 10 years ago, I secured my dream job with one of the largest corporations in the country. The job came with a substantial increase in pay and I soon looked for a large house for my family. After living the life I dreamed of, I was let go from my current position. I had a large amount of savings, but the economy took a turn for the worse and savings were quickly drained. I soon became stressed about finances. I could not pay the mortgage and bill collectors started to call my house. I refused to be defeated though, so I met with a bankruptcy attorney instead. I live a much simpler life now with my family, and I want you to know that financial stress does not have to affect you for years. Read my blog to learn about bankruptcy, debt laws, and how to hire an attorney.

Three Ways You May Be Able To Defend Yourself Against A Charge Of Domestic Violence

4 December 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you have been arrested for domestic violence, the first thing you need to do is inform the arresting officer that you wish to remain silent, and you want to consult with an attorney. The more you talk to a police officer, the more difficult it will be for an attorney to mount a strong defense for you. With that in mind, there are many possible ways a criminal defense attorney can fight the charges against you. Read More 

How to Handle Supreme Court Brief Printing the Right Way

3 November 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Folks deal with Supreme Court brief printing work need to get all of the details right. While a few small items usually won't derail a brief, it can slow the process down. Here are 5 ways to ensure your brief will be done right. Cover Page Details The standard cover page will list the primary parties to the case. If there are too many to list on one side, tacking on " Read More 

Applying For Your Disability Benefits

7 October 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

When a person develops a disability, they can be stressed if they need to continue to be able to support themselves. Unfortunately, their condition may prevent them from working a job. For these individuals, seeking disability benefits can be one of the only options available to them for the financial support that they need. Myth: Long-Term Disability Only Benefits Those That Are Physically Disabled One of the most common assumptions about long-term disability benefits will be that these programs are only available to those that have suffered serious physical injuries. Read More 

How To Deal With An Encumbrance Of A Property

4 September 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

One of the more potentially annoying issues you may have to handle when buying, selling, or transferring real estate is what the law calls an encumbrance. In theory, this covers anything that serves as a potential negative for the acquiring party in the process. Typical encumbrances include things like unpaid mortgages, unclear titles, liens, easements, and court orders. Here is a look at what a real estate law firm might try to do while handling an encumbrance on behalf of a client. Read More 

Ways Tenants And Landlords Can Use Lawyers

3 August 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Landlords and tenants alike can find themselves in a position of feeling they are dealing with a legal issue. In these situations, there are lawyers who are just right. Tenant and landlord law lawyers can help either party. Here are some examples of some of the various types of things that this type of lawyer can assist with and knowing this information can help you determine times when you may want to consult with one of these lawyers:  Read More