Uncontested Divorce vs Contested Divorce
- 04 Mar 2021
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
A contested divorce is exactly as the name implies. This is where the two parties cannot agree on terms of the divorce and therefore will need some sort of moderation or legal judgement to get it finalized. An uncontested divorce is where both parties agree to the divorce,...
Read MoreDoes the Social Security Administration Conduct Surveillance?
- 22 Feb 2021
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
We have all seen the videos over the years of the insurance investigator or private detective following a person who has filed a claim. The video is “gotcha” in nature and it shows the supposedly injured person lifting heavy objects over their head and moving around just fine....
Read MoreWhat to Bring to Your First Meeting with a Social Security Attorney
- 11 Feb 2021
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
As with any facet of life, being properly prepared for a moment greatly increases the efficiency of achieving the objective. This holds true for your first meeting with a social security attorney as well. In this article we will provide a checklist of items you should bring when...
Read MorePreparing for a Divorce
- 30 Dec 2020
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
Unfortunately, divorce is something that many people will have to go through in their adult life. Nobody can truly be totally prepared for the challenges which present themselves, especially in a contested divorce. But, you can prepare yourself as best as possible. We have created this short article...
Read MoreDoes Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Qualify as a Disability
- 08 Dec 2020
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
A large portion of the American workforce performs most or all of their works tasks on a computer. Years of computer use can lead to a very painful condition in the arm and wrist called “carpal tunnel syndrome”. This insidious syndrome is caused by the wear and tear...
Read MoreWhat is a Magistrate and Why are They Ruling Over My Divorce?
- 01 Dec 2020
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
If you are getting divorced or fighting for child custody you may have received a notice informing you that your case is being handled by a magistrate instead of a judge. Many people are confused as to what a magistrate is and what authority they have under the...
Read MoreThe Case of Brittany Spears and Her Conservator
- 16 Nov 2020
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
Everyone over the age of 20 knows who Brittany Spears is. She is a former teenage pop star who jumped onto the scene in the late 1990’s. Her career saw a meteoric rise to fame where she stayed for a decade. There were some very well-documented events concerning...
Read MoreWho Gets the House?
- 29 Oct 2020
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
When it comes to divorce, the question posed in the title of the article is probably one of the most common. Who gets the house? And it is the top question for a good reason. A house is a valuable asset financially and it provides your actual living...
Read MoreMilitary Veteran Options for Disability
- 20 Oct 2020
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
Veterans of wars endure physical and mental trauma. When they come back to the United States, they may be unable to work because of injury sustained while deployed. Sometimes, Social Security Benefits may be their only option to receive sufficient income. More Comprehensive Benefits There are systems in...
Read MoreGuardianship of Your Child Should You Ever Become Incapacitated
- 14 Oct 2020
- Posted By WebSiteAdmin
Most people don’t think about the legal work that goes into setting up a guardianship for their own children should something ever happen to them. Maybe its because most people don’t want to think about these things. But it happens. Single parents with an estranged spouse should definitely...
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