When To Get Out Of Your Settlement
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19 February 2015
Most personal injury cases never make it to court. Instead, they end up being settled outside of court. When it comes to litigation, a trial can take a lot of time and money. Most courts prefer a person settle outside the court system and both parties reach an agreement on their own. If this cannot happen, a personal injury attorney needs to start preparing the case to head to court. Knowing when to settle or when not to is important to the outcome of your case.
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Neighbor Disputes: What You Should Know About Boundary Disputes
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5 February 2015
When you first bought your home, you probably didn't even consider potential disputes with your neighbors. There are many disputes you might have with your neighbors, with boundary issues being a common one. If your neighbor is building a fence or doing something that causes them to enter your property, you can get legal help:
How to Define the Boundary
You can start by hiring a licensed surveyor, who will come to your property and locate the actual property line.
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3 Things That You Shouldn't Do If Your Disability Claim Is Denied
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2 February 2015
Getting approved for a disability claim that you need and deserve can be challenging, no matter how ill or injured you might be. If you have recently received a denial of your request to receive disability benefits, you could think that there's no way that you'll ever get the financial assistance that you need. However, there are actions that you can take to successfully reapply, but you have to make sure that you don't jeopardize your case.
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Why You Still Need An Attorney In A Collaborative Divorce Process
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27 January 2015
If you have chosen a collaborative divorce, then it means that you are so friendly with your partner, are likely to agree on everything, and do not need a lawyer, right? Wrong! Collaborative divorce just means that you have decided to avoid the uncertainties of the courtroom, but you still have to work within the confines of the law. Moreover, you also need to protect your legal rights, so you need a lawyer to:
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