What Do You Have To Prove In A Wrongful Death Case?

Posted on 14 December 2019

When someone else's negligence results in a death, a surviving family member of the deceased might file a civil wrongful death lawsuit to recover monetary damages. In a wrongful death case, the person who filed the lawsuit — the plaintiff — must prove their case to receive damages. Duty and Breach of Duty The first thing you'll need to prove if you file a wrongful death lawsuit is that the defendant owed a duty of " [Read More]

Making Your Divorce Easier To Manage

Posted on 20 October 2019

Going through a divorce is one of the most serious legal matters that you can find yourself facing over your life. In addition to having a high emotional impact on you, a divorce can also result in a sizable loss of assets or other major changes to your life. This makes being prepared for the legal aspects of your divorce essential to minimizing the potential long-term effects you can expect. [Read More]

2 Reasons To Hire A Lawyer After An Auto Accident

Posted on 31 August 2016

A lawyer is your best resource once you have been involved in an auto accident, mostly because he or she will be able to help you make your case as strong as possible so that you can get the money that you are owed following the accident. Listed below are two reasons to hire an auto accident attorney after you have been involved in a traffic accident. Deflects Blame From You [Read More]

The Facts About Teenage Drinking And Driving Every Parent Should Know

Posted on 19 May 2016

While they are certainly not the only age group to drink and drive, only about 1 in 10 teenagers do get behind the wheel after drinking, they are the most likely to suffer from serious injuries or even death from drinking and driving than any other age group. This doesn't mean your teenager will drink and then get behind the wheel, but it is important for parents to know the facts about teenage DUI before you let your teenager head off to that party in your car. [Read More]

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Are You Legally Prepared For A Crisis?

I never had many assets to safeguard or financial decisions to make. Consequently, I never saw the need for legal documents, such as a will or power of attorney. That changed when I was in a serious car accident that resulted in a coma. When I finally began to recover, I learned how stressful making medical decisions was for my family and how they struggled to manage my finances. It was then that I knew I needed to do better at preparing for all the "what ifs" in life. With the help of a estate lawyer, I was able to get my affairs in order. While I hope that the past doesn't repeat itself, I do rest easy knowing that I'm prepared for whatever life may bring my way. It is my hope that the information in this blog will encourage you to legally prepare yourself as well.

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