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You Can't Afford to Handle a Divorce Without an Attorney

When my wife and I decided to divorce, we both made a pact to do it without attorneys. We still got along okay, surprisingly, so I thought we could negotiate with each other regarding our children's custody and division of our assets. She was negotiating with me in a way that did not sound like herself. To make a long story short, she was using an attorney secretly behind my back! She was trying to trick me into letting her have what she wanted without an attorney to advise me on what was really fair. I then hired my own attorney to keep her from getting everything. Unfortunately, we are no longer getting along anymore, but I am polite to her around the children. I created this blog to help other people going through divorces. Always hire an attorney to help you!

Understanding the Spectrum of Losses: How Car Accident Lawyers Assist

Posted on 25 October 2023

Experiencing a car accident can be a traumatic event, bringing about a range of losses that extend beyond mere property damage. It's in such instances that the expertise of a car accident lawyer becomes indispensable. These professionals specialize in helping victims navigate the complicated paths of legal proceedings and insurance claims, ensuring they receive adequate compensation for their losses. Tangible Losses – Property Damage and Medical Expenses One of the most apparent types of losses following a car accident is property damage. [Read More]

Why You Need To Hire An Attorney If You Have Wage And Hour Disputes

Posted on 12 September 2023

Having a wage and hour dispute with your employer can be a frustrating and stressful experience. It can be especially challenging when you don't know your legal rights and options. That's where hiring an attorney comes in. Here is a closer look at why you need to hire an attorney if you have wage and hour disputes. Understanding Wage And Hour Disputes Wage and hour disputes typically arise when an employee feels that their employer has violated their rights under federal or state labor laws. [Read More]

What You Should You Know About Contesting A Will In Probate Court

Posted on 31 July 2023

Contesting a will is the legal process of challenging the validity of a will. Those unhappy with the provisions of a last will and testament must show legal grounds to contest it. Read on to find out more about the grounds and what else to know before you take legal action. Grounds for Contesting a Will Lack of testamentary capacity: This means that the person who made the will did not have the mental capacity to understand what they were doing when they signed the will. [Read More]

3 Divorce Options

Posted on 26 June 2023

If you're considering divorce, you're probably wondering where to start. While you may fear that all divorces end with heated arguments in court, there are many divorce options to consider. If you would like to know more, keep reading to learn about three popular divorce options. 1. Mediation Mediation is the ideal option and a great place to start. With mediation, you avoid court, and the decision is left in the hands of you and your ex-partner. [Read More]