Legal Guide (Page 37)
Five Steps to Becoming a Criminal Lawyer
Have you ever wondered what it's like to become a criminal lawyer? Do you find yourself wondering how much time a criminal law student might spend in class, or whether they submit their own cases? Although there are lots of factors to consider in becoming a criminal lawyer, it is a rewarding and fulfilling career path. The first thing to note is that becoming a criminal lawyer is a long process... ❯❯❯
What You Need To Know About Mutual Wills
There is no guarantee that your spouse – who has also made a similar Will – will follow your wishes regarding how you would like them to distribute your wealth after your death. Your spouse is free to change their Will, especially if they remarry. This is where Mutual Wills come into effect – it imposes a binding agreement on both you and your spouse to distribute your estates to your intended... ❯❯❯
What To Do If Your Uber or Lyft Driver Gets Into An Accident?
When you use ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft, you trust that the driver is a responsible adult. You’re probably assuming that they know how to drive and won’t put your life in danger. But what would happen if that trust is broken? Suppose the car is slowing for a red light, you are reading the news on your phone, and you suddenly feel a hit from behind. Accidents while using Lyft or Uber... ❯❯❯
The Benefits of Immigration Laws
If you're a foreign national in the U.S., you've probably heard about immigration laws. These are national laws that govern immigration. They are separate from other laws, such as naturalization, which is a different process. However, they are often confused with each other. In this article, we'll look at some of the benefits of these laws and discuss the repercussions of breaking them. Benefits... ❯❯❯
Using Social Media in Your Law Firm Marketing Strategy
Social media is a powerful tool for any business. In fact, there are about 3.96 billion social media users across all platforms worldwide as of 2022. These numbers are only expected to grow as more and more businesses and individuals choose to take advantage of the accelerated communication capabilities afforded by the internet. As an attorney, you can also use social media to connect with... ❯❯❯
Should I Hire a Personal Injury Attorney After A Minor Car Accident?
You might be thinking that a minor scratch off the paint of your car and barely a drop of blood from the car accident are reasons why you don’t need to bother hiring a car accident attorney. Well, a minor car accident can mean a lot of things where you need to be concerned because the damages might be more than you think. So, what seems to be a minor car accident can turn into a huge legal... ❯❯❯
Why Get a Bankruptcy Lawyer for Your Business?
As a business owner, you always face risks to the bottom line. In many cases, these risks are beyond your control. Economic uncertainty can take a toll on your operation and there is a good chance your business will enter bankruptcy. Before doing so, you will need a bankruptcy lawyer to understand the process better and give yourself enough breathing room to recover financially.
While interest... ❯❯❯
How to Divorce an Immigrant
The number of people going to the United States to start a new life is increasing yearly. The American Immigration Council estimates that in 2019, foreign-born residents in the US made up 44.9% of the country's overall population.
About 14% of the United States population falls into this category, while 38.3 million people, or another 12%, have at least one immigrant parent. These numbers may be... ❯❯❯
Why You Should Use a Mediator
People who go to court over their divorce often do so because they are unable to settle the terms of their divorce on their own, with the help of mediators, lawyers, and other advisors. Instead, they face the prospect of court battles over property division, child custody, and alimony payments, which can prove exhausting and financially draining even if you win the case in the end. If you're... ❯❯❯
Can A Convicted Or Imprisoned Criminal Choose Their Lawyer?
A person's guilt or innocence must be determined by strictly following the rules of court. Therefore, the court must protect the accused's rights until a judgment is made. Those arrested or detained are guaranteed to access specific protection under the country's criminal code. Any evidence collected by the police officers during an arrest or detention might be thrown out if these rights were... ❯❯❯
