Falling behind on your credit card bills or car payment is stressful. Life is expensive and for many of us, just getting by from paycheck to paycheck is the only option. So when unexpected expenses arise and you find yourself unable to pay some of your bills, the harassing phone calls from debt collectors can […]
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For many children, a step-parent is closer to them than their biological mother or father. Many stepparents fill parental roles missing from their biological parents. Stepparents and children develop strong bonds that can last even if the marriage does not. Children can be just as devastated by losing a step-parent as a result of a
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Divorce is often muddied by the very contentious issue of child support. It is something that may send even the most reasonable parents into bouts of frustration and anger. When one parent does not believe the other is being responsible, they may demand more care and control over the children. This may come in the
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Motor vehicle accidents can put a damper in your day. We can even put a damper in your life. In order to make the most out of a personal injury claim concerning a motor vehicle accident, this accident could also take some time to get over. This is because the bulk of your claim may
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No matter your first, second or third time being charged for A criminal offense, it can be a lot. Every case is different and therefore every time you are faced with a criminal charge the emotions are different. You never actually know what the outcome of your case may be however, most defendants would like
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Biological and adoptive parents have a responsibility to support their children financially and provide for their needs. This remains true regardless of whether or not you and the child’s other parent remain together. If you split from your co-parent, you may have the right to collect support payments from the other parent on your child’s
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If you think you’re too young or “too poor” to make a last will and testament, you should think again. Regardless of your age or the number and amount of assets you own, a will may be one of the most important legal documents you’ll ever have your attorney draft for you. Your will is
When it comes to demolition, there are many methods to bring down buildings. One worker with a sledgehammer can take down a wall, and heavy machinery can level a house. But when the building in question is multiple storeys tall and built of reinforced concrete and rebar, it takes a more extreme solution, as a
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During the process of divorce, there is a litany of life-altering tasks an individual needs to do. A task that tends to get overshadowed by the process, is updating the necessary estate planning information. An estate consists of the property, both real and personal, which the decedent (deceased individual) owns at the time of death.
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Whether you’re nearing the end of your life or simply want to prepare for the inevitable regardless of how far off it seems, you might be considering making a will. For someone who has never done this before, it could seem a bit overwhelming. The following are some things you should know before you prepare
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