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 

4 Things Your Worker’s Comp Attorney Should Do For You

If you have recently been injured while on the job, you may be starting the process to file for worker's compensation benefits. These benefits are not only necessary for keeping your finances afloat while you are unable to work, but they are also important for paying a portion of your medical bills and expenses. Of course, beginning the process to receive worker's comp will require the help of an attorney. Hiring an attorney will ensure your benefits are approved in an efficient manner, but you may not know what or where to begin on your search for legal help. Read More 

Three Benefits Of A Mediated Divorce You Should Know If You Are Part Of The “Gray Divorce” Trend

Currently "gray divorces" or divorces among those age 50 or higher, are increasing. From 1990 to 2015, divorce among those over the age of 50 has increased by over 109 percent. If you have found yourself in this boat, you may be debating between trying to mediate the divorce, a collaborative divorce and a litigated divorce. For this age group, there are many benefits to a mediated divorce. Learning about these benefits may help you see why it may be beneficial in your situation. Read More