5 Questions To Ask Your Divorce Attorney

When you said your vows, divorce law was the last thing on your mind. Unfortunately, divorces happen for a variety of reasons. Ending a marriage can be an emotional and painful process that oftentimes involves complex legal procedures. Although, you may not think you need to hire a divorce attorney, not doing so may have an unexpected effect on the final outcome, so it's best to hire a qualified lawyer to help guide you through the process. Read More 

Tips For Crafting A Suitable Parenting Plan

Crafting a suitable parenting plan can go a long way in preventing controversies with the other parent. In fact, it can even save you money in the form of legal costs. Here are a few guides to help you come up with a viable parenting plan: Plan for Special Events Despite your best intentions, it will be impossible to craft a workable parenting plan that works for all occasions. For example, you can't predict when all the special occasions such as birthdays and Mother's Day/Father's Day will fall. Read More 

Parenting Plans 101

If you are the divorcing parents of a child under the age of 18, you should understand that a major and important part of your divorce process will be related to that child. You already know that you want to reduce the impact of your divorce on your child as much as possible, and it may help you to know that the family court system feels just as strongly about this issue as you do. Read More 

3 Tips For Ensuring You Have A Strong Car Accident Case

One of the dangers you face each time you get behind the wheel of a car is the potential for being in a wreck. However, getting to where you need to go is sure to be one of the most important things you do on a daily basis. If you're involved in a collision, you may need to take legal action against the other driver. This could be the only way you can be financially reimbursed for your losses. Read More 

Five Terms You Will Need to Know Prior to Signing Your Release of Claims Form

If you have been involved in an accident that was the result of the negligence of another driver, you will eventually have to settle with the other driver's insurance company. In order to receive a final settlement check, you will be presented with a liability waiver or release of all claims form. Once you sign this form and accept the check from the insurance company, you will not be able to make any additional claims based on your accident. Read More