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When it comes to mastering different jargon, legal terms can be just as long as they are confusing. Fortunately, understanding all of those legal terms doesn't have to be frustrating. I wanted to create an easy-to-read blog all about understanding legal terms and the legal process in general. After all, you never know when you will be called upon to face the court, which is why it is important to do what you can to understand the terminology. Check out this blog for great information that could help you along the way. You won't regret it, but if you don't know your stuff, you might not be prepared someday when you need it.

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Why No-Fault Is Still The Best Type Of Divorce

4 December 2018
 Categories: Law, Blog

No-fault divorce is the standard procedure that most people opt for when it's time to end a marriage. The adoption of no-fault divorce in all 50 states was a triumph for couples who no longer had to deal with staying in an unhappy marriage that was not otherwise marked by unacceptable behavior. Still, "fault" divorce does still exist and seems like an attractive option for spouses who do not want to have a mandatory separation period or who hope to get bigger divorce settlements. Read More 

The Two Levels Of Workers’ Compensation Coverage

24 October 2018
 Categories: Law, Blog

You may never think about workers' comp insurance until you get injured, but like almost all forms of insurance, it can be difficult to understand and deal with. It can help if you think of workers' comp as not one but two different types of insurance with each type covering different areas and having different benefits. Read on to learn more about the two levels of workers' compensation insurance. Level One Read More 

4 Common Causes Of Automobile Accidents Resulting In Injury

11 August 2018
 Categories: Law, Blog

The last thing you expect when you get in your vehicle is that you will end up in an auto accident. Unfortunately, accidents happen every day, many of which cause serious, life-threatening injuries. Automobile accidents happen for a variety of different reasons, many of which are the fault of someone else, requiring you to seek the help of an auto accident lawyer to assist you with recouping the cost of the damages and injuries. Read More 

Adopting A Grandparent: How This Unusual Legal Process Works And Its Benefits

11 August 2018
 Categories: Law, Blog

Some children simply do not have grandparents. Either their natural grandparents died before the children were born, or they are adopted into families where the oldest relatives are not the parents of their adoptive parents. Whatever the reason, the parents or guardians are then compelled to "adopt" grandparents into the family. It may seem like a strange practice, but it is actually one that benefits everyone involved. If you and your children have grown close to an elderly person, and that elderly person agrees to being legally adopted, then you can consult with an elder law attorney to formalize a grandparent adoption. Read More 

Is A Mental Health Problem Caused By Your Job Causing You Unemployment? Call A Compensation Attorney Now

5 July 2018
 Categories: Law, Blog

Battling a long-term illness doesn't just wear on your body physically, and if you haven't been able to work because of the illness caused by your job, it may be time to consult with a lawyer for help. If you have developed severe anxiety or depression, along with other mental health complications, talk to a lawyer today. There will be a process to getting the information and evidence needed for the claim and the case. Read More