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If you were to have a legal problem, would you know who to call? Would you have to spend time looking into the history and reviews of several attorneys before you could get to work resolving the legal issue you are facing? I watched as my sister went through some issues and didn't have a lawyer that she could call immediately. I learned an important lesson from that situation. If you don't have a lawyer that you can call if you need one, now is the time to start looking into your options. My blog will show you what to look for in a general attorney.

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Maximizing Your Work Injury Compensation: The Essential Role of a Workers' Comp Attorney
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The Importance of Consulting an Attorney for Your Will
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The Benefits of Hiring an Attorney to Plan Your Estate While You Are in Good Health
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Importance of Estate Planning Law for New Parents
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Should You Create A Living Trust Or A Will?

29 November 2022
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Are you getting ready to formalize your estate planning needs, but undecided about if you should create a living trust or a will? You'll definitely want to know the key differences between these two estate planning methods so that you can pick the best one for your needs.  Living Trust  When people talk about a living trust, they are often referring to a revocable living trust. This is when all of your assets are placed into the trust, meaning that titles for assets and property are put in the name of the trust rather than your name. Read More 

Why You Need An Attorney For Your Tax Sale

9 November 2022
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Many people are looking for new ways to invest. One way to invest is to purchase a tax sale property. These transactions can be risky, especially if you do not have an attorney to help you with the process. Your attorney can help you navigate the sale. The following are some of the primary benefits of using an attorney for a tax sale transaction. Your Attorney Can Help You Locate Properties Read More 

What A Lawyer Can Do To Help After A Collision

30 September 2022
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Did a bad collision leave you in a coma with injuries that will require long-term treatment? Are you also suffering from short-term memory loss due to a head injury? If you have been accused of causing the accident and are in too bad of a condition to contest the other party, a lawyer can help you as you continue to recover. Just because you cannot remember all of the details of the collision, it does not mean that you have to accept liability. Read More 

5 Ways An Auto Accident Attorney Can Deal With An Underinsured Driver

15 August 2022
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If you are involved in an accident with an underinsured driver, your best bet is to contact an auto accident lawyer. This is because you could end up covering things like medical costs from your own pocket. However, there are still avenues to get compensated. An experienced lawyer will be familiar with the complicated legal process that follows such accidents and will be able to help you get the compensation you deserve. Read More 

Need To Contest A Trust? 5 Issues An Estate Litigation Lawyer Can Handle

18 July 2022
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If you have questions about the validity of a trust agreement that a loved one signed, an estate litigation lawyer can be able to help. This lawyer can be helpful when dealing with issues related to wills, trusts, and other estate-related issues. Legal problems involving trusts need legal assistance. When do you need a lawyer to handle inheritance disputes? 1. When the Creator of the Trust Became Mentally Incapacitated  If you suspect the trust's creator lacks mental capacity, you will need to hire estate litigation counsel to dispute the trust arrangement. Read More