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When You Just Want It Over: How To Avoid Concessions In A Difficult Divorce

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If your divorce is difficult enough, you’ll do just about anything to be through with it, but that situation often leads to giving up what rightfully belongs to you. You just want it to be over, so you agree to terms and concessions that simply aren’t in your best interest. It doesn’t have to be that way, no matter how much you can’t stand to be in the company of your ex.…

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Is My Car Accident Attorney Wrong In Asking Me To Settle The Claim?

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You are the aggrieved party in an accident injury claim. You’ve hired an attorney to help you with your case. You were probably expecting a hefty payout, but now your personal injury attorney is asking you to settle out of court. You feel like you’re being short-changed. Could they be wrong? Before you arrive at that conclusion, have a look at the benefits of settling versus the benefits of litigation.…

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No Right On Red? When To Hire An Attorney To Fight The Ticket

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Making a right on red is forbidden in some cities, but totally acceptable in others. There is also the issue of signs. If there is a sign saying no right on red, then you may not turn on red, but without a sign it may be perfectly fine to make the turn. If you have received a ticket due to the murky issue of making a right on red, you may be in the right to fight it.…

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3 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Applying For Social Security Disability

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Social security disability is an important compensation program designed for people who become disabled before reaching retirement. Getting into this program can be complex, but not if you avoid these common mistakes.  Failing to Check on Your Disability Status  When a lot of people file for social security disability, they think their job is done and they’ll automatically receive benefits. This isn’t necessarily the case. A lot of times, the first application is denied and requires a second submission.…

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Factors To Consider When Selecting a Commercial Litigation Lawyer

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Many new business owners have never hired a commercial litigation lawyer before. But as you go into business for yourself, you may be looking to hire one. A commercial litigation lawyer can help you write a business plan, file trademarks and patents, create legally binding partnership agreements, review documents to buy an existing business, apply for permits for your business, or any other number of legal needs your business may have.…

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Navigating An SEC Investigation

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Since brokerages are often responsible for making financial decision on behalf of their clients, managing trades and stock exchanges in an ethical manner is important. Any suspected violations to the rules and regulations that govern the securities sector could result in the launching of an SEC investigation. Receiving notice that your brokerage is under SEC investigation can be frightening, but understanding how the process works will allow you to better protect your rights during the course of the investigation.…

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Should You Have A Will Or A Revocable Trust?

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These two estate planning instruments represent two different takes when it comes to making plans to deal with your assets after death. Wills have been around for ages, and are considered to be at the front and center of any plans for disposing of an estate. Revocable trusts, on the other hand, are relative newcomers when compared to the will. Read on to find out more. What to understand about wills and probate…

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3 Things To Consider When Getting A Liquor License

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Opening a restaurant or bar can be a major undertaking. Not only does it require finding the right location and setting up a menu, but there are numerous other hoops to jump through before opening. Obtaining liquor licensing is one of those tasks that needs to be finished before opening for business. Being able to enjoy alcoholic beverages is a must for many customers, and in certain locations a liquor license is an essential part of being successful.…

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Estate Planning: 3 Things To Think About

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Everyone should have an estate plan in place in case something happens unexpectedly. Don’t want to delay this important process, since you do not want to not have it done in a time of need. Here are three things you should think about in terms of estate planning: Living Will Have you ever thought about what your medical requests would be if you are unable to communicate with doctors? If so, that is where a living will can help ensure the right decisions are made for you.…

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Defensive Moves Against Your Personal Injury Case

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If you have filed a lawsuit against a negligent party you have already traveled one long road. Being injured and dealing with the after-effects of an accident can cause some serious stress, and by the time your case comes to trial you will likely be physically and mentally exhausted. While the end may be in sight now with the beginning of the trial, you should be prepared for the other side to vigorously defend themselves against your claims.…

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