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what to be aware of when divorcing your spouse

• When Can You Use Interim Orders During Your Divorce?

  18 October 2019

  A divorce is a long process, most of which take at least a couple months or more to finalize. If you need to expedite your divorce, you may be able to utilize interim orders to get at least portions of the divorce final. Here is what you should know about interim orders: What Is an Interim Order? An interim order allows you to make some of the more important parts of your divorce decisions legal so you can move along while the rest of divorce process moves forward.

• What Becoming a Shareholding Company Really Means

  18 September 2019

  Issuing shares in a company is a big step that has major implications for its future. If you're thinking about turning a business into a shareholding enterprise, it's a good idea to think about the issue the way a securities law attorney would. Let's take a look at three of the biggest things you'll have to deal with and what a corporate lawyer would tell you about each. Obligations to Shareholders

• Been In A Car Accident? Here Are The Most Important Questions You Need Answered!

  15 August 2019

  Being in a car accident is scary. It's also often quite frustrating because it's not exactly an everyday event for people, so most accident victims aren't sure how to handle themselves in the aftermath of a wreck. If you've recently been in a car accident, here are some of the most important questions you may have and the answers you need to move forward: 1. You've just been in a car wreck.

• 3 Useful Tips When Applying For Worker's Compensation

  15 July 2019

  If you ever get injured on the job, you can apply for worker's compensation. This program is designed to give workers like you benefits until you get back up on your feet. To make getting these benefits a smooth process from start to finish, remember these tips. Seek Medical Attention As soon as the accident is over, you need to seek medical attention. Not only will this help you reach a stable state, but it will help document your injuries.

• Living Will Or Advance Directives? What Are The Differences?

  10 June 2019

  You may have the medical administrative assistant ask you at an appointment if you have a living will. If you are checking in for a surgical procedure, you may also hear advance directives. Are these two different documents? If so, what makes them different from each other? If not, why different names? Those answers follow. The Living Will A living will (as opposed to your Last Will and Testament) tells your family what to do if you are in a coma, a vegetative state, or a condition whereby there is no possible way you will ever fully recover.