Legal Guide (Page 206)
A Bankruptcy Attorney Can Get You Debt Free
Being in debt is Stressful. Being heavily in debt means having creditors and collection agencies come knocking at your door or ringing your phone leaving constant reminders and notices about the money you need to repay. Needless to say, dealing with this is exhausting and mentally draining and can hurt and change people significantly. If you find yourself in too deep and with no manageable way... ❯❯❯
Reasons To Hire a Family Lawyer in the Ottawa Area
One of the hardest things a person will have to do in their life is to keep a marriage going. In some cases, the people in a marriage will not be able to keep it together and will have to file for a divorce. A divorce can be very hard on all of the people involved in it. If there are children involved, the divorce proceedings can take a turn for the worst in a hurry. The best way to combat this... ❯❯❯
What to Look (out) for in a Nursing Home or Hospice Center
According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), there are currently about 16,000 nursing homes housing about 1.5 million senior citizens across the country. While the idea of putting a family member in a hospice center or nursing home is an unpleasant one, if a loved one of any age needs attentive, on-going medical care in excess of what you can personally provide, it may become a... ❯❯❯
3 Tips on Criminal Record Suspension
Making mistakes is just part of life, but in some cases, these mistakes can cost a person their freedom and their ability to do certain things. Having a criminal record can hold you back and make it nearly impossible to do things like get a good job or even travel. In Canada, they have what is called a criminal record suspension. This process will allow you to get the dings on your record taken... ❯❯❯
Finding an affordable car accident lawyer
Have you been the victim of a car accident? Did you suffer injuries as a result of the accident? The truth is, car accidents can often lead to serious injuries, the kind of injuries that can dramatically impact virtually every aspect of a person’s life. Often, these accidents are the result of careless or distracted driving, or driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The good... ❯❯❯
Things Most People Don’t Know About Liability (That You Should)
To be liable for something from a legal viewpoint means that you bear a responsibility for something under the law. To be more precise, you share in a liability that may translate into ramifications against your possessions or person. While everyone may or may not have a general idea of what this means, very few have a keen understanding of how much liability they personally have in a given... ❯❯❯
How Do Other Countries Stack Up When It Comes To Paying Overtime Wages?
Putting in overtime hours can be bittersweet for most people. You are spending more time at your job instead of spending time doing what you want. However, for your extra time and effort, you are compensated at a higher than normal rate. It is a pretty fair trade off. We are all aware that citizens in the United States of America benefit from overtime pay. What about other countries though? Does... ❯❯❯
How To Find A Solicitor For Personal Injury Claims
If you have been unfortunately subjected to personal injury due to someone’s negligence, you have every right to seek legal compensation. The injury might force you to encounter expensive medical treatments and could also hamper your job aspects- hence it’s smarter to consult a personal injury solicitor here who will guide you in obtaining the right level of legal compensation. The post here is a... ❯❯❯
Beware Direct Deposit: Why You Should Always Check Your Pay Stubs
Switching to direct deposit for your paycheck often leads to a lack of interest when your employer hands you your pay stub. You don’t need to cash it so you really have no reason to check it. However, this apathy can lead to you being underpaid, whether accidentally or on purpose. Once you switch to direct deposit, it is still important for you to go over every paycheck. Very simple errors can... ❯❯❯
5 Questions You Need To Ask Your New Employer About Hourly Wages
Congrats on the new gig! It would seem that your hard work, resume updating, and endless interviewing has paid off. So now that you’ve been offered your new job, what’s next? The first thing you’ll want to do is iron out your wages. There is actually a lot more involved to this than simply finding out what your hourly rate is. You’ll want to ask your employer questions relating to your hourly... ❯❯❯
