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• 3 Tips To Help Your Personal Injury Claim

  26 June 2015

  Accidents can happen when you least expect it. You could be injured at work, sitting at a stoplight, walking out of a grocery store and just about anywhere else you can think of. Regardless of whether your injury was minor or severe, you deserve to be compensated for your injuries. Dealing with a personal injury claim takes a lot of time and patience. The last thing you want is for something to stand in the way of your being able to get a favorable settlement.

• 3 Strategies To Help You And Your Spouse Save Money On Your Divorce

  12 June 2015

  If you and your spouse have agreed to obtain a divorce, then you should try to work together to save money on legal bills during the process. By working together on this one last action of your marriage, both you and your spouse will walk away from the process much happier and in a better financial situation. Here are three strategies you can use to save time, money, and frustration during your divorce:

• Filing A Personal Injury Lawsuit: 3 Facts You Should Know

  29 May 2015

  Are you planning to file a personal injury lawsuit in regards to a recent accident? If so, there are a few facts that you should know before filing your lawsuit with the local courts. Fact #1: There Is A Statute Of Limitations Associated With Your Case People often assume that they have all the time in the world to file a personal injury lawsuit. After all, if another individual is responsible for causing your injuries, this same individual will remain responsible a year or even ten years from now.

• Beyond Estate Sharing: Other Things To Include In Your Will

  13 May 2015

  People always assume that the main purpose of writing a will is to decide who gets a share of the decedent's estate. This may be true, but it is not the only reason for writing a will. There are other reasons why you should write a will other than deciding your loved one's inheritance. Other things you can include in your will include: Executor In writing a will, you shouldn't just specify who gets what; you should also name someone to ensure that all your directives are followed.

• Why You Should Hire An Employment Lawyer To Help Negotiate Your Severance

  23 April 2015

  Getting laid off is never fun. Depending on your life's circumstances, it can also be quite emotional or even traumatic. One way that some companies try to soften the blow is by offering laid off employees a severance package designed to ease their financial burden in the month ahead and provide a financial reward for their years of service to the company. If you find yourself in this situation, make sure you read the contract before you sign the dotted line.