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• Federal Bail Bonds: FAQs

  15 January 2020

  Just as it is when you are arrested and charged with petty crimes, you can also get a bail bond in some cases if you are accused of a federal offense. However, bail bonds for federal prisoners can be a little bit different than a regular bail bond. If you are facing an arrest and believe you will be sent to a federal prison with a federal court judge overseeing your case, it is helpful if you know your options.

• Just Do Nothing: What Default Divorce Means

  3 December 2019

  If you and your spouse are looking for the easiest way to part ways, divorce by default could be just the ticket. To find out more about this simple and quick way to be divorced, read on. Agreeing to Divorce and Everything Else Not all divorcing couples fight about matters like child custody and marital assets. If you and your spouse can agree on everything then you've just made things a lot easier on everyone.

• Consider These Powers Of Attorney Part Of An Estate Plan

  16 October 2019

  When it comes to a complete estate plan, you may need more than one power of attorney (POA) designation. These handy and simple legal tools can make things easier when you are unable to deal with matters yourself. Estate planning is about more than just a will or a trust – it's increasingly about planning for both incapacity and being out of reach to make decisions. Read on to find out more.

• Keep Your Divorce Costs Down

  16 October 2019

  You can be divorced for less than $500 in most places, but not all couples can have a divorce that inexpensive. Divorce costs are based on several factors but there are steps you can take to keep those costs down. Read on to learn more about having a divorce that is as cost-efficient as possible. What Drives Divorce Costs? In many cases, it is the couple themselves that are responsible for high divorce costs.

• 4 Personal Injury Terms You Should Know

  11 September 2019

  When speaking with a personal injury attorney, you're likely to hear many terms thrown around. It's a good idea to have an idea of the basic language used in the field of personal injury law before you move ahead with a case. Here are four of the biggest concepts you'll want to be familiar with. Claim The process of seeking compensation doesn't usually move forward until a claim is filed. A letter of intent will be sent to the parties that are believed to be responsible for the injuries a client has suffered.