A Divorce Attorney Will Fight So You Don't Have To

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No one wants to be involved in a messy, stressful divorce, but sometimes it is unavoidable. When partners split, there are naturally going to be conflicts about children, money, and property. You can minimize this conflict by hiring an attorney who can do the hard work for you and present your case to your soon to be ex-spouse in a non-threatening manner. I have worked as a divorce attorney for more than a decade, and I have gained expertise on minimizing fighting in what can be a very intense and overwhelming time. This blog will give you conflict management resources and tips on hiring an attorney that can help you have the smoothest divorce proceedings possible.

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Why Businesses Need A Contractual Dispute Attorney Around When Creating New Contracts

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How To Respond When A Tenant Sues You For Damages

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DUIs Often Come With Aggravated Circumstances

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Different Ways That Your Truck Accident Attorney Can Prove Your Case

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Understanding Abuse Of A Corpse Charges

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Why Businesses Need A Contractual Dispute Attorney Around When Creating New Contracts

1 September 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

Contracts provide the business world with the type of protection it needs to avoid endless legal disputes. Unfortunately, these fights may still occur if one party suddenly has an issue with terms and concepts that they may not appreciate. As a result, it is important to get a contract dispute lawyer who understands these issues and who can keep them from impacting a business. Contract Disputes Take Many Forms Contracts are the backbone of the business world and provide an important legal connection between two parties that is very binding. Read More

How To Respond When A Tenant Sues You For Damages

30 July 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

When you own rental properties and manage them yourself, you are responsible for abiding by all landlord-tenant laws in your state. If you do not know these laws and inadvertently break one, you could face serious consequences. You can hire a landlord-tenant lawyer if you ever experience a legal problem that you are not sure how to face, including times when tenants sue you for injuries, illnesses, or damages. Why Would a Tenant Sue a Landlord for These Things? Read More

DUIs Often Come With Aggravated Circumstances

2 July 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

If you have been charged with a criminal offense, you may have heard of "aggravating circumstances." These situations in which you may face a harsher penalty, perhaps because the circumstances made the offense more serious or dangerous. DUI charges also come with aggravating circumstances. These are just a few that you could find yourself facing depending on your circumstances. Driving Too Quickly If you are driving very quickly over the speed limit, you could face more serious consequences. Read More

Different Ways That Your Truck Accident Attorney Can Prove Your Case

26 May 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

It is probably important to you for your truck accident attorney to do everything that they can to prove your case. There are all kinds of ways that truck accident attorneys can prove cases, depending on the attorney's personal style and methods and the details of the accident. These are some of the ways that your attorney might work on your case. Providing Proof of Your Injuries First of all, if you were hurt in the truck accident, your attorney will probably do everything that they can to prove that you were actually injured. Read More

Understanding Abuse Of A Corpse Charges

24 April 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

Abuse of a corpse is not the most common crime to be charged with, but it's certainly one that could be confusing to deal with. Sometimes people who are charged with "abuse of a corpse" don't realize they did anything illegal, whereas others are accused without any sort of evidence to back it up. Examples of Abuse of a Corpse Abuse of a corpse may encompass a variety of charges. For instance, one case in the past involved people who were arrested after their funeral home was found to contain decomposing bodies never cared for after people paid for funeral services. Read More