Handle Divorce Correctly And Still Hang Out With Your Former Spouse

Posted on 19 April 2016

There may be fifty ways to leave your lover but most of them will cause long-lasting animosity. Unbeknownst to many, you can break up without letting divorce proceedings ruin the relationship permanently. There are positive alternatives to a winner-take-all struggle. For those of you who want to split up, yet keep the lines of communication fully open, here are some of the top ways to do so. Have a True Equitable Distribution of Assets [Read More]

Can You Fight Under-Reported Tips In A Workers' Compensation Claim?

Posted on 19 April 2016

When an employer has workers comp insurance, claims are paid based on the salary that the injured employee previously earned. However, if your pay consists of a base pay plus tips, such as a restaurant server, proving what you are owed can sometimes be difficult. To help you with your fight to win the benefits you are entitled to, here is what you need to know.  Did Your Employer Report Your Tips? [Read More]

3 Questions To Consider When Drafting Your Will

Posted on 14 March 2016

While no one wants to think about their untimely passing, it isn't something you want to ignore forever. You need to spend some time planning for the day when you are no longer here. Preparing your will in advance can save a lot of hassles and confusion for those who are left behind. As you go through and prepare your will, here are a few questions to ask yourself to help determine what information to put in your will. [Read More]

Tips For Understanding The Holographic Will

Posted on 14 February 2016

In most situations, you'll have your will drafted by your attorney and have it signed by witnesses to ensure that it's valid. However, some states also allow for handwritten wills in some situations. These wills are referred to as holographic wills. Here's a look at what you should know about a holographic will before you decide how to create yours. How Do You Create a Holographic Will? To create a valid holographic will, it must be written entirely in your personal handwriting. [Read More]

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