Pro Se? No Way! 3 Reasons To Work With An Experienced Divorce Lawyer

A divorce can be an expensive and emotional process. The family dynamic changes and each spouse must learn to support him or herself on a single income. Access to extra cash can be limited during a divorce. If you and your soon-to-be-ex spouse are ending the marriage on good terms, you may be tempted to forego the expense of a divorce attorney and represent yourself in court. Making the decision to go pro se for a divorce could have a negative impact on your future. [Read More]

3 Solid Reasons To Hire An Attorney When Seeking Workers' Compensation

If you get injured at work and can no longer go back -- at least for the foreseeable future -- then it may be wise to apply for workers' compensation. It doesn't have to be as difficult as it seems either when you work with an attorney. They can assist with your claim in the following ways.  Ensure Your Rights Are Upheld  There are actually some companies out there that try to avoid paying out workers' compensation to injured employees to save money. [Read More]

Answers To A Few Probate Questions

If a loved one has recently passed away, then there is a possibility that their estate needs to go through probate. This is confusing for some people and it may also be a bit frustrating and concerning. However, it is a typical process, so keep reading to learn about some probate facts. Do All Estates Go Through Probate? Probate is the legal term used to describe what happens when a person dies and a will is filed with the court. [Read More]

Pros and Cons of Honking Your Horn Before a Car Accident

There's often a collection of sounds that are evident immediately before the disheartening sound of metal on metal that occurs in a car accident. Squealing tires are often present, as is one or more vehicles honking its horn. Some people gravitate toward frequently using the horn in all sorts of scenarios, while others rarely touch it. If you're an avid horn user, you might instinctively press it immediately before a car accident. [Read More]