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• Workers Compensation Deposition: 3 Reasons You Want Your Attorney Present

  31 March 2015

  Applying for workers compensation benefits can be a difficult process, but if you're required to participate in a deposition, the situation can become even more stressful. Depending on your familiarity with the law, you might think a deposition is a tell-all admission of every law you've ever broken. The fact of the matter is depositions in a workers compensation application are simply in place to assess the validity and legitimacy of your claim.

• How To Bounce Back From Car Crash Injuries

  24 March 2015

  After getting hit by another person's vehicle, you might feel hurt, confused and in need of relief. If you are dealing with this sort of accident with injuries, you'll need to understand what you're facing and how to get the best possible outcome. The road to recovery might be long, so you will need the best strategy moving forward. Consider the following information to win your personal injury case after a car wreck.

• Lose Your Online Identity, Not Your Child Custody Case

  11 March 2015

  How you handle yourself online can often hurt your child custody case. Internet savvy divorce attorneys know how to look for information that will make you look bad in court. While you probably realize that your ex (and his or her attorney) is looking at your social media pages, you may not realize other places that your online activity leaves you vulnerable to criticism. Where Can Damaging Online Information About You Be Found?

• Have A Plan For Financial Security After An Accident

  27 February 2015

  Being involved in an accident can have far more consequences than hospital visits and car repair bills. Even if you eventually return to a normal life after an accident, there could be a few lingering effects of the injuries that could cost you as the years go by. Before dismissing legal issues or accepting settlement amounts, consider a few major life costs that could change how well you survive financially after injury.

• 3 Areas To Investigate If You Think Your Husband Is Hiding Income During Your Divorce

  18 February 2015

  Divorces are never fun and they're never easy, especially if your soon-to-be ex-husband owns a cash business. When this is the case, your husband might be trying to hide some of his income from you, in an effort to pay less child support. The problem with this is that it can be hard to unveil the hidden cash, and it can also be expensive. Here are three tips that may help you and your divorce lawyer find out if he is hiding some of his income.