The ABCs of Dealing With Domestic Violence

Neighbors Stop Acting Neighborly? 4 Steps To Take When You're Involved In A Dispute

27 May 2016

Neighbor disputes can destroy the sanctity of your home, especially if the dispute escalates to hurt feelings and hostility. If you're involved in a dispute with your neighbor, you want to try and settle it before things really get out of hand. Unfortunately, it's not always easy to settle differences. If the dispute with your neighbor has gotten out of hand, here are some steps you should take to settle the matter.

Keep It Legal: 4 Steps For Your Home Business To Take Right Now

4 April 2016

If you plan to run a business out of your home, you are part of a growing trend. About 50% of all businesses in the United States are actually home-based, and that number shows no sign of decreasing any time soon. To ensure that your empire is on the right side of the law, read on to learn more about the 4 steps you need to take right now to keep your business legal.

2 Things You Need To Know About The Difference Between Civil And Criminal Court

4 April 2016

If you have experienced the death of a loved one you might be wondering if there is anything you can do to get restitution if the death was caused by some sort of accident or malicious act. The good news is that you can take legal action against the responsible party. This will send a clear message that this kind of behavior is unacceptable, and it will help give you some sort of compensation for your pain and suffering.

Three Common Mistakes to Avoid in Your Divorce

4 April 2016

Although you might think that a settlement is the quickest and easiest way to end your divorce, it's important that you don't sacrifice your own needs in the process. Unfortunately, some people end up making mistakes along the way in the interest of settling things quickly. Here's a look at a few of the most common divorce missteps so that you can avoid them in your situation. 1. Know Your Financial Status

3 Reasons A Landlord May Need A Real Estate Attorney

17 March 2016

Being a landlord comes with many responsibilities. This can be the more challenging side of renting your property to others, and you may not always be capable of keeping the peace. There are certain situations when you may need to rely on the expertise of a real estate attorney. By knowing some of the ways, this individual can help you may be the motivation you need to do so. Reason #1: Creating a rental contract

3 Tax Mistakes You Don't Want To Make

17 February 2016

With tax deadlines fast-approaching, many people are in a rush to gather documents and get things done. However, you want to make sure that you are doing your taxes right. Making even a small mistake could end up costing you far more than you bargained for. To make sure you don't end up paying a bunch of penalties and fees, here are a few tax mistakes you don't want to make.

Three Misconceptions You Should Know Before Filing A Personal Injury Case

29 January 2016

Personal injury law is one of those legal disciplines that often leaves claimants feeling confused and uncertain. It is also often the subject of many misconceptions and misunderstandings. With so much false information out there, it can be tough to know what you can really count on in these cases. In reality, personal injury cases aren't as complex or intimidating as you might think. Here's a look at a few false statements you might hear and the truth behind them.

How A Family Lawyer Can Help With Child Custody And Visitations

13 January 2016

If you are separating from the other parent of your children, or you have been separated for a while but have just never had any legal documentation regarding the children, you might want to consider retaining a family lawyer. To help understand just why that is, you might want to check out the following points. Legal Custody Can Be Established It is important to make sure that the exact details of the custody of the children is determined.