22 June 2015
You've finally decided to file for divorce. You're going to be dealing with a lot of complicated issues. While you're busy dealing with the emotional aspects of divorce, don't forget about the bills. Debts that aren't handled properly during the divorce can turn into credit problems after the divorce. Here are some simple tips that will help you solve your debt issues before the divorce is finalized. Pay Off Debt Together
6 June 2015
When a loved one is living in a nursing home, one of the best things you can do is to visit that person often. Not only will he or she appreciate these visits, but this will also help you monitor your loved one's safety and care. If you begin to notice that your loved one has bed sores, it could be a sign of nursing home neglect. Here are three things you should know about this condition.
21 May 2015
Dealing with a motorcycle accident is never an easy experience. Even a minor accident can have very long-lasting effects. If you've had a motorcycle accident, you are entitled to legal compensation for your pain, suffering, and other troubles. If you're considering taking your case to court, here's a look at what they will consider when deciding your case. How likely it is that the defendant is guilty Probably the largest determinant in a motorcycle accident lawsuit is how likely it is that the defendant will be found guilty.
5 May 2015
A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a sensible document that you and your spouse need in case of a dissolution of marriage. However, you should never sign a prenup without knowing how to properly dot your I's and cross your T's. Here are eight things you should know before signing a prenuptial agreement. 1. Say No to One-Sided Prenups In most cases, one-sided prenups are not held up in court. Therefore, it is in the best interest of both parties to have a fair arrangement outlined in the prenup for protection for both you and your spouse's prenuptial assets.
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.
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?
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.
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.
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.
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.