When you provide a service to clients, you must be prepared for anything to go wrong. Even when you do your best to provide each client with the highest quality of service, you may eventually run into one that will find something wrong with everything that you do. In a situation such as this, you must have a contract in place to protect you from legal and financial ramifications that you could possibly face. This blog contains information that can help you find a lawyer to help you protect yourself and your business from people that are out to get what they can.
Posted on: 4 January 2019
Have you recently been involved in an accident on the road? If the answer to that question is yes, then you may need to see an attorney.
In fact, seeing an attorney to talk about what happened and to determine if any action needs to be taken is never a bad idea. However, there are some instances in which you most definitely should not skip out on this step.
If You Had to Head to the Hospital
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Posted on: 27 November 2018
When you and your attorney look at the sentencing options that are possible following a guilty verdict in a DUI case, one of the more favorable ones may be to attend DUI school. Sitting in a classroom and learning about the risks and consequences of driving drunk isn't particularly difficult, and when you compare it to jail time or a fine, DUI school may seem like the best outcome of this difficult situation.
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Posted on: 20 October 2018
When a medical condition means having to leave to your job, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has a solution for you. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a government program that provides some workers with a monthly financial benefit. You can improve your chances of getting approved and perhaps reduce the wait time if you plan ahead. Read on for some useful tips on preps to take before you apply for SSDI.
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Posted on: 27 August 2018
Most parents do right by their children and contribute in every way to their care and well-being, including financially. As the $32.9 billion in child support arrears can attest, however, some parents don't want to foot their fair share. The court has many tools available to get parents to pay what they owe, and one of those is to impute their incomes. Here's more information about this legal maneuver.
Deciding Your Income for You
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