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  • How To Switch From A Sole Proprietorship To A Single-Member LLC

    17 April 2015

    Many small businesses start out as sole proprietorship, most likely because it's the easiest and simplest business structure to erect and maintain. As the business grows or goes in a different direction, however, it often becomes necessary to change the business structure to something that offers more protection from potential liabilities such as lawsuits. Here's more information about single-member LLCs, and how to transition to one from a sole proprietorship.

  • Religious Freedom Laws & the Right to Discriminate

    8 April 2015

    Some states are making now controversial religious freedom laws that go beyond the federal religious freedom law that went into effect in 1993. A RFRA law that was enacted in Indiana in March of 2015 has caused a firestorm of protest from people all over the country. What about these type of laws is so controversial, and what can you do if you are concerned about a law that you feel unfairly discriminates against certain groups?

  • What You Need To Know About Wills And Trusts

    30 March 2015

    Many people think that estate planning only entails getting a will. A will is an important part of having an estate plan, but it is not always the best way to distribute your estate. Instead, one of the best things that you can do is get a will and a trust that work together to protect your estate and your family. Here are a couple things that you need to know about wills and trusts.

  • Were You Assaulted But Didn't File Charges? Hire A Lawyer And Get Justice

    18 March 2015

    If you were abused by your spouse or partner and you were afraid to press charges, it isn't too late. Just because you didn't file right when it happened, doesn't mean you don't have enough evidence to press charges. You will want to schedule a consult with an attorney from a site like http://www.jdlarsonlaw.com that specializes in domestic abuse cases as quickly as possible, before evidence starts to disappear. There are a few things the lawyer will want to do right away, so this person can no longer hurt you or anyone else.

  • For The Record: Estate Reimbursement And Divorce

    9 March 2015

    If you're about to get married -- not divorced, but married -- and you live in a community-property state, brush up on your record-keeping skills now, and find out how you and your spouse would handle debt taken on or paid off during the marriage. If you don't do either of these things, you could find yourself out by quite a bit of money should you and your spouse get divorced.

  • Bankruptcy: Which Debts Are Eliminated & Which Are Not

    24 February 2015

    If you've been considering filing for bankruptcy because you feel overwhelmed with debt or because you simply want a fresh start, there are a few things you should understand about what bankruptcy can and cannot accomplish. Following is a brief description of what types of debt are forgiven in a bankruptcy proceeding and which you remain responsible for regardless. Eliminating Unsecured Debts Filing for bankruptcy will eliminate most, if not all, of your unsecured debts.

  • Medical Treatment And Your Workers' Compensation Claim

    13 February 2015

    After an injury in the workplace, the medical care that you receive plays a major role in whether or not you qualify for workers' compensation benefits. Everything, from the doctor you choose to when you get treatment, is important to your case. Here is what you need to know about medical treatment and your workplace injury. When to Get Treatment Ideally, you should get treatment as soon as you are injured.

  • Common Questions About Hit And Run Auto Accidents Answered

    6 February 2015

    Your car is likely one of the most valuable things that you own, and it is subjected to a constant barrage of risks for damage. Unfortunately, hit and run car accidents can be a major problem for many people. However, when you have been the victim of this type of accident, you have rights that need to be protected. Yet, if you have never been in this type of accident, you may have a couple of questions that you need answered:

  • Three Questions To Answer Before Filing A Slip And Fall Claim

    29 January 2015

    Slip and fall claims are one of the most commonly filed types of tort claims, but this does not mean that they are the simplest. It can often be difficult to determine whether a property owner was responsible for the accident that took place. If you have been injured and are considering a slip and fall claim, here are three questions that you should be able to answer to prove your case.

  • Why You Should Hire A Personal Injury Lawyer When You're Injured

    24 January 2015

    When you get injured due to the actions of someone else, you have two options when it comes to seeking compensation. You can choose to go after the person yourself by filing a suit, or you can hire personal injury lawyers who will handle the case for you. Hiring a lawyer who specializes in personal injuries is your best bet. They have the knowledge and experience to ensure you get the most compensation for your injury.