Legal Guide (Page 116)
Child Support Law: What Does Child Support Actually Cover
When two parents separate and a child or multiple children are involved, the family court judge will work to create a custody agreement. In that custody agreement, a child support agreement often states the monetary sum that the non-custodial parent is set to pay to the custodial parent each month. This money is used for a range of different expenses, and it is helpful to know what they are. ... ❯❯❯
Checklist for Hiring A Right Family Lawyer for Your Case
Family law deals with challenging and complicated issues a person may face in their lives, such as divorce, financial disputes and disagreements, separation, children matter, and others. They are the things people care about most, and they have a significant impact on personal happiness and wellness. Therefore, it is vital to have a good and professional family lawyer representing a person's... ❯❯❯
A Step-by-Step Guide to Handling a Workplace Injury
No one goes to work expecting to get hurt on the job, but accidents do happen, and it's best to have a plan in place for unforeseen events. Whether you are involved in an accident or responding to one, having a process in place can alleviate the stress that occurs after an incident. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to handle a work-related injury. Seek Medical Attention and Secure the Scene ... ❯❯❯
How To Hire an Atlanta Workers Compensation Lawyer
Getting injured on the job is not something that you should take lightly, especially if it is due to the negligence or carelessness of your employer. That is why hiring a worker’s compensation lawyer is crucial to get more workers’ compensation benefits. It isn’t technically required, but getting yourself an attorney definitely has its legal advantages.
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Things You Should Never Do After a Truck Accident
Vehicular accidents are a leading cause of death in the United States. Truck accident lawsuits are treated with a much higher degree of urgency versus car accident lawsuits, since they have a significantly higher fatality rate, and also because of the stricter standards that truck drivers, freight companies, and truck manufacturers are held to.
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Can You Sue for a Misdiagnosis?
Medical misdiagnoses are a common occurrence. In the United States, some 12 million people are affected by diagnostic errors every year.
At the best of times a misdiagnosis can prolong an illness or injury by preventing a patient from getting the treatment they need in a timely manner. At the worst, the results can be tragic, with an estimated 40,000 to 80,000 people dying as a consequence each... ❯❯❯
5 Reasons Why You Need to Hire a Disability Lawyer
There is no denying the fact that God has made everyone unique and beautiful. You may look different from many but you are still beautiful, unique, and precious. With that being said, there is very less that you can do when it comes to natural disabilities. However, if you got an injury that turned into a disability, then there is a lot of help you can by simply hiring a disability lawyer. If... ❯❯❯
Are Divorce Lawyer Consultations Free?
Out of every profession out there, lawyers probably face the most grief. They’re colloquially the butt end of many jokes, and most people assume that a lawyer’s number-one priority is to fleece you coming and going. From the initial consultation to the random charges that appear on a bill, the average person thinks of lawyers as rip-off artists. Is this actually the case?
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What Impacts the Cost of a Divorce Lawyer?
It's pretty safe to say that except in very rare instances of fraud, no one starts out their marriage hoping to get divorced. We live in a society that has entirely done away with arranged marriages or forced marriages, and so when two people stand at the altar today and exchange vows, it's primarily because they truly love one another. They all start out thinking they'll be different from other... ❯❯❯
What laws protect whistleblowers?
It is not always bad to be a tattletale. In fact, the course of history may have been changed considerably were it not for some well-known rats. Ivan the Terrible might have been remembered as Ivan the Annoying if it were not for Andrey Mikhailovich Kurbsky. A Muscovite who defected to Lithuania, Kurbsky ratted Ivan out by exposing corruption in his regime.
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