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Understanding Lawyers - Don't Think the Worst

I got into a car accident when my daughter was 2 years old. My daughter was not injured in the crash, but I was. The accident was caused by a distracted driver talking on her cell phone. The driver insisted that I was attending to my daughter and I took my eyes off the road. I unfortunately had many medical bills to pay and I had very little time to fight with insurance companies over settlement payments. I was concerned about the cost of an attorney, but I met with a lawyer anyway to help with the accident claim. The lawyer relieved my stress and dealt with the insurance company and the other driver. I want you to know that lawyers can be helpful, kind, and caring. Most people think the worst of these professionals, but I want you to know that lawyers should not be feared or avoided.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Enforcing Child Custody Orders
29 April 2021

Child custody is one of the issues that arise duri …

The Basics Of Getting Legal Help For A Truck Accident
31 March 2021

Truck accidents are serious, and you may find your …

Why You Should Hire A Property Tax Attorney To Help You With Your Real Estate Property Tax-Related Matters
4 March 2021

If you own real estate — whether it's just the hom …

How To Take A Practical Approach To Divorce
3 February 2021

The divorce process can be challenging even if bot …

Life Changes & Child Support Modification
5 January 2021

Child support is meant to ensure that a child rece …

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Frequently Asked Questions About Enforcing Child Custody Orders

29 April 2021
 Categories: Law, Blog

Child custody is one of the issues that arise during a divorce. The court may either grant sole or joint custody. In each of these cases, the parents can be punished and penalized for violating a custody order. Here are some frequently asked questions about enforcing child custody orders. Should You Report Minor Violations in Court? Courts expect parents to abide by the provisions of child custody orders. Parents are supposed to act in the child's best interests by following the conditions in the custody order. Read More 

The Basics Of Getting Legal Help For A Truck Accident

31 March 2021
 Categories: Law, Blog

Truck accidents are serious, and you may find yourself with devastating injuries because of a terrible accident. You are not alone if you are in search of legal resources to help you with your injuries. This guide will clear up some of the questions you might have about filing a personal injury lawsuit after a truck accident. Truck Accidents Come in Many Forms Truck accidents come in all forms. Serious injuries result from head-on accidents, accidents caused by wide turns, jack-knifed trucks, rear-end accidents, and centerline crossover accidents. Read More 

Why You Should Hire A Property Tax Attorney To Help You With Your Real Estate Property Tax-Related Matters

4 March 2021
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you own real estate — whether it's just the home that you live in or if you own multiple properties, such as rental properties — then you might be accustomed to dealing with property taxes. In some cases, it's not too difficult to pay your property taxes. If you owe a lot of money in property taxes, or if you are dealing with some other type of issue related to property taxes, then you may need to hire an attorney. Read More 

How To Take A Practical Approach To Divorce

3 February 2021
 Categories: Law, Blog

The divorce process can be challenging even if both former partners are trying to handle the situation constructively. Regardless of how contentious the process may be, it's wise to take a practical approach. Here are four ways a divorce lawyer will tell you to get through it. Bring a Professional Attitude Divorce isn't about what happened. It's about what happens next. Someone who gets invested in drawn-out legal battles is just planning to spend more money on a divorce attorney than they need to. Read More 

Life Changes & Child Support Modification

5 January 2021
 Categories: Law, Blog

Child support is meant to ensure that a child receives financial support from both parents. When one parent's life circumstances changes, a parent may return to court for a modification of child support. After divorce, your circumstances can change quite a bit. If this is the case for you, you may want to know if you can modify your child support payments or the payments of your ex-spouse. These are some of the reasons why you might consider a modification of child support. Read More