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What Should You Do If Someone Breaks A Protective Order?

If you have a protective order against someone, that order should give you some peace of mind knowing that the person is forbidden from coming near you or your home. However, people with protective orders against them are not known to be the most responsible individuals, so it is not unheard of for them to violate these orders. Here is what you should do if your order is violated. Call the police. Read More 

Been In A Car Accident? What To Expect From The Insurance Adjuster

After you have been involved in a car accident, and you report the car accident to your insurance company, an insurance adjuster is going to get in contact with you. The job of the insurance adjuster is to gather information about the accident. The insurance adjuster will then use this information to determine if the insurance company will approve your claim and what they will approve your claim for. The adjuster is going to ask you for a variety of information that will assist them with researching your claim. Read More 

3 Viable Reasons To Seek Legal Counsel After Getting Hit By Another Vehicle

When you're involved in a car accident and aren't responsible for its occurrence, you may have a personal injury case on your hands. Instead of dealing with it alone and possibly losing compensation, hire a car accident injury attorney. They'll tackle this stressful ordeal, benefiting you in many ways.  Build Case Through Tangible Evidence It's not a good idea to go into this legal process, with just your word versus that of the other driver. Read More 

Is Your Divorce Final? Great! (But You Still Have A Few Things To Do)

Getting that final divorce decree in your hands can feel like a major blessing and a huge relief after months of struggling to come to an agreement with your spouse over the division of the marital debts and assets, support, custody, and other issues.  But you don't have time to celebrate just yet. There are a few steps you still need to take before you can finally put your marriage behind you and move on with your life. Read More 

Stigmatized Property: What Sellers Need to Know

You may have an absolutely beautiful home that's in great shape—but if the property is stigmatized by something that's unrelated to its condition, you may still have a problem sealing a deal with a potential buyer. What's a stigmatized property? Generally speaking, a stigmatized property is one that a buyer might hesitate to purchase because of some issue unrelated to the actual structure of the building or property. Although others are possible, stigmas generally fall into a few basic categories, including the following: Read More