Personal Injury: Poor Road Conditions And Government Agencies

Posted on 29 November 2018

When road conditions are poor, devastating accidents can occur. Unfortunately, when accidents occur as a result of poor road conditions, it isn't always easy to determine who is liable for the accident. All accidents in these instances do not wind up leading to a personal injury lawsuit. Before a lawsuit can be filed, the victim must be able to prove that the poor road conditions were unsafe and that the responsible third party or government agency responsible for said conditions was negligent in some way. [Read More]

What You Need To Know About Being Arrested While Protesting

Posted on 18 October 2018

America has a long history of protest, dating all the way back to demonstrations like the Boston Tea Party in the colonial era. While protests have happened in all eras, some points of history have seen more protest than others. Currently, the United States is experiencing high levels of participation in political protests. One study conducted in early 2018 found that one in five Americans has participated in some type of political protest or rally since 2016 and that 19 percent of those participating had never done so before. [Read More]

3 Ways To Keep Your Electric On When You Have A Shut Off Notice

Posted on 27 August 2018

Regardless of the reasons for financial difficulties, sometimes it's just really impossible for people who are living paycheck to paycheck to pay their bills. Just one hardship like a vehicle repair can send your mind reeling on what bills definitely need to be covered and which ones can wait. If you have to decide between paying your electric bill and paying your rent, you should choose to pay your rent, especially if you are at risk of being evicted. [Read More]

Three Actions To Take After Being Hurt By An Adult Child Living At Home

Posted on 10 July 2018

Adult children living at home has become more and more common. It is typical to see children living at home when the economy is tight or when the children need to pay off debt. Sometimes living at home can be easy if everyone gets along. If you and your children do not get along or if your child begins to become angry about being at home, things can be hard. Unfortunately, some people can become abusive towards those that they live with. [Read More]

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Staying Calm In The Courtroom

When I found out that my spouse had filed for divorce, I was absolutely devastated. I didn't understand what I was going to be faced with in the courtroom, and I was really worried about how I would handle the entire process. Instead of trying to do things on my own, I turned to an attorney to help me out. I met with my lawyer and discussed every aspect of my divorce, which really helped. My lawyer was able to find ways to defend my estate, which really helped to bolster my case. This blog is all about staying calm in the courtroom by working with a professional.

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