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Beyond Divorce: Three Types Of Cases For Which A Family Lawyer Provides Representation

27 November 2015

When you think of a family lawyer, you probably think about divorce and child custody. While this is certainly true, family lawyers can and often do provide representation for other types of cases between family members or for special needs family members. Here are some of the other types of cases that a family lawyer can represent, if you have need of these services. Guardianship over Adults and Children If you are a relative that would like to take custody of children related to you (e.

Preparing Yourself For Your Deposition

9 November 2015

If you're entering into a personal injury suit, you'll likely have to give a deposition. A deposition is a pre-trial statement, given under oath, with representatives from both parties present to witness the testimony. The judge assigned to the case won't be there yet—but a court reported is typically hired to take a transcript of the statements. The formal setting of the deposition, when combined with the stakes of the personal injury suit, create a difficult, nerve-wracking time for the plaintiff.

A Quick Guide To Probate

21 October 2015

If you recently lost a loved one and are dealing with their will, then you have likely come across something known as probate. However, you might not know exactly what probate is or how it works. To help you get a better idea of how the process works, here is a quick guide to the subject: What is probate? Probate is a specific legal process which ideally results in a will being given legitimacy by the government.

Your Mentally Ill Relative Has Been Arrested—Four Things You Can Do to Help

9 October 2015

If a loved one with a mental health condition has been arrested, you may wonder what you can do to help them. There several things you can do to make the experience more endurable for them. 1. Inform the Jail Administration and Arrange for Treatment/Medication First you will want to contact the jail and talk to an official there to let them know about your relative's psychiatric disorder and its symptoms.

Tips For Proving Fault After A Car Accident

18 September 2015

One of the most important things you can do to get the compensation you deserve after a car accident is learn how to prove fault. Even if it is clear to you that the other driver was responsible for the accident, there are several factors that influence how the court will find fault in your case. Here are some tips that can help you win a car accident case. Get a Copy of the Police Report