2014

Just Living Together? 4 Documents Every Unmarried Couple Should Have

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If you and your partner have decided to live together without being married, there are a few things you should consider. Living together can be great for many couples, but there are some legal documents you need to have to protect the two of you should one of you die or you decide to separate. Here are some documents you should consider: Have a Will Drawn Up One of the first things couples who choose not to marry should do is have a will made for the two of them.

12 December 2014

The Unintentional Skater—Common Injuries In Winter

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Winter is a time of magic as the landscape transforms into a crystalline wonderland. However, it also brings many safety hazards from snow and ice. Some accidents can be avoided by preparation. Injuries caused by human carelessness or negligence can be remedied by the hero of slips, trips, and falls-the personal injury attorney. Preparing for winter weather You can be safer in any kind of winter weather with a little preparation.

11 December 2014

Premises Liability: How An Amusement Park Injury Could Force You To Get Legal Help

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Have you been hurt at an amusement park? Do you believe your injury occurred because of the negligence of the amusement park? If so, it's possible that you are entitled to compensation. This article will discuss the responsibilities of everyone involved: The Amusement Park's Responsibility The owner of the amusement park has a legal obligation to ensure the safety of their visitors. They are required to make sure that they take reasonable steps to create a safe environment.

10 December 2014

The Novice Guide To Fighting A Traffic Violation By Mail In California

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You think you are obeying the law until you see flashing blue lights behind you. It is natural to be disgusted with yourself after such an ordeal. You dread the thought of having to appear in court and pay fines. However, in California, there is a way to fight traffic tickets without going to court by snail mail. This is called Trial by Written Declaration. Most people do not know this exists because they never look on the back of their ticket.

9 December 2014

Navigating Through The Murky Divorce Waters

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Deciding to end a marriage is never easy, even when the circumstances really leave you no choice. Not only do you have to deal with the emotional pain of ending a relationship, but you also have to focus on the the logistics of dividing up assets and determining custody if children are involved. Even the smoothest divorce can be tricky, as navigating the legal requirements can be difficult without the assistance of an attorney.

9 December 2014

Bankruptcy And Manufactured Homes: What You Need To Know

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In many states in the US, people purchase manufactured homes to place on their property instead of building a home. This is a less expensive and faster way of getting a home on your property, so you can begin living in your new place right away. While manufactured homes are cozy and make good homes, they begin life as personal property subject to certificate of title laws. Manufactured homes may be lost in a bankruptcy if the paperwork isn't prepared properly.

8 December 2014

Who Gets The Dog After Your Divorce? 3 Things To Think About

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Much is made of child custody during divorces, but sometimes the hardest custody situation to figure out is the situation regarding the dog. Because dogs are not children, it can be even harder to figure out which of you will get custody of the dog after your divorce settlement. Here are a few things to think about as you discuss custody of your family pet. Your Lifestyle and Living Arrangements

5 December 2014

4 Reasons Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Are Filed

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Dealing with a medical error can be devastating. You want to be helped when you visit a medical facility, not harmed. However, medical mistakes do occur, and if you are the victim of one, you may want to take legal action. Relying on an attorney to help you recover lost wages, pay for medical bills and get you the justice you need can help. Knowing the most common reasons medical malpractice lawsuits are pursued can help you when faced with this unfortunate situation.

5 December 2014

Having A Party? Don't Let Your Friends Drunk Drive

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Do you know that you may be held liable for injuries caused by motorists who get drunk in your party? If you are holding a social gathering where alcohol is served, you should do your best to prevent such incidences. Here are examples of helpful measures to take: Make Sure There Are No Minors The law is pretty harsh on underage drinking, so pull out all the stops to prevent it.

4 December 2014

Determining Fault In A Rear- End Collision

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According to the National Safety Council, the most common type of automobile accident is a rear end collision. Over 2.5 million rear end collisions are reported to law enforcement agencies and insurance companies every year. Determining fault in any accident situation is vital to the claims and legal process. The General Rule Of Thumb Rule The driver of the rear-ending car is generally ruled at fault for the accident in the majority of rear-end collision cases.

3 December 2014