Law

What Factors Go Into Making A Wrongful Death Claim

When a loved one has been killed due to the actions of another, by way of an accident or perhaps medical malpractice, their loved ones have the right to gain restitution. If the person who caused the accident is not held criminally liable, then it's possible to seek justice through the civil courts. How can you win a wrongful death claim? There are certain facts that can help you prove your case more effectively. Read More 

A Few Reasons To Hire An Auto Accident Lawyer

If you are ever involved in an auto accident, it is always a good idea to talk with a lawyer experienced in dealing with this kind of situation. Not only will he or she know how to work with insurance companies, but will also understand the different laws regarding who has to pay what and how much compensation you should expect to receive. Even though most car accident cases are settled without going to a trial, it is important you have legal representation to help you completely understand the settlement. Read More 

About Ending An Abusive Marriage With A Prenuptial Agreement Involved

Do you need to get out of an abusive marriage that includes a prenuptial agreement? If you are worried about the situation you will be in if a divorce is filed, you may have more rights than you think. All you have to do is seek help from a divorce lawyer to find out if the prenuptial agreement can be contested. Take a look at this article to find out how a lawyer can help with your situation during the divorce process. Read More 

Do You Need A Divorce To Escape Your Abusive Spouse? What To Consider

If you are experiencing domestic abuse and you are considering a divorce, you want to meet with a divorce lawyer to talk about the safest way to go through with the process. You want to be sure that you can file without your spouse coming after you or trying to abuse you, and that you have somewhere you can go for protection from your abuser. Here are few of the things it would be best to have when you go to meet with the attorney. Read More 

Court -Ordered Visitation: What You Need To Know

Whether you and your spouse were able to work together to create a fair, workable child visitation agreement on your own or whether the family court intervened and created one for you, you should know that you are obligated to follow the order. Since child custody, support and visitation can be among the most contentious of issues when divorcing, the potential for problems when working with the ordered plans can be high. Read More