Tips For Saving Money During Your Divorce

Posted on: 8 November 2021

Are you getting a divorce soon, but worried about how much money it is going to cost you? If so, it will help to follow these tips that will make it more affordable.  Limit Time In Discovery One cost of a divorce that can add up quickly is the time spent in discovery. This is when both spouses request documents from each other, such as financial documents for bank accounts and retirement accounts.
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3 Actions That Constitute Medical Malpractice

Posted on: 25 August 2021

Physicians are afforded a certain level of trust by the public. You seek the help of a medical professional when you aren't feeling well, and you expect your doctor to uncover the issue and provide treatment. Unfortunately, there are instances where a medical professional can fail to live up to his or her responsibilities. You have the option of working with a personal injury attorney to seek compensation for your injuries if you feel you have been the victim of medical malpractice.
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Child Custody Concerns: When You Should Have A Lawyer

Posted on: 25 August 2021

Divorce is a complex process with or without children, but when children are involved, it creates a totally different dynamic. You'll have to establish child custody as well as the divorce settlement in this case. With so much wider accessibility for court paperwork and information, more people are filing their own cases trying to save money. You may be wondering if you can file your custody case on your own, or if you need to retain a child custody lawyer to help you along the way.
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How The 4th Amendment Can Protect You In An OVI Case

Posted on: 21 July 2021

The 4th Amendment protects you against unreasonable search and seizure. As a result, a police officer cannot pull you over for an OVI unless they have probable cause. However, the officer does not necessarily have to pull you over under suspicion that you are performing an OVI. They may pull you over for any number of other infractions. An experienced OVI defense attorney can help you argue that there was no probable cause.
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