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what to be aware of when divorcing your spouse

• Workers Compensation And Child Support: What Happens?

  27 July 2016

  Worker's compensation covers when an employee becomes injured while they are working. If someone has other legal obligations – such as child support payments – it is normal to wonder whether or not it will have any impact on your worker's compensation claim. What Does Child Support Consider as Income? When a court judge orders someone to pay child support it is based on the parent's income. The person responsible for making the payments can either send a check every month, every week, or every couple of weeks.

• What Must Be Proven To Win A Defective Product Liability Case?

  11 July 2016

  When a consumer is injured or becomes severely ill from using a product, the manufacturer of that product should be held responsible. The manufacturer of the product that caused the illness or injury may be liable for paying the consumer for any medical expenses that are incurred, lost time at work due to the illness or injury, and pain and suffering that was caused. However, the consumer must first present a strong claim against the manufacturer to win the defective product liability case.

• Tips for Helping Your Adult Child through Their Divorce

  3 June 2016

  As a parent, you worry about your kids, even when they're adults. Although you don't sit up at night waiting for your son or daughter to get home from a date anymore, you still think about them and how things are going in their lives. When your child gets married, you do get to sigh a bit in relief, but what happens if that marriage fails and your son or daughter begins the tough road of divorce?

• Steer Clear from These Mistakes If You Want Your Accident Lawsuit to Be Successful

  3 June 2016

  A car accident might have resulted in damage to your car, but it might have also caused you injuries and affected your finances. As a result, you might be in the process of filing a lawsuit. If you have never been involved in a car accident lawsuit, though, you could take missteps that sabotage your lawsuit and cause you to lose. Try to steer clear of these three mistakes. 1. Talking to the Person You Are Suing

• Using Cataract Surgery To Explain A Doctor's Duty To Disclose

  16 May 2016

  All doctors are required to disclose all relevant treatment details to their patients. Your doctor commits medical malpractice if they withhold some relevant information. Using an example of a cataract surgery (three million cataract surgeries are performed in America every year), here is some of the crucial information your surgeon should disclose: What the Treatment Involves You can only make an informed decision on your surgical procedure if you know what it entails, so the surgeon should tell you this.