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When Child Support is Too Much: Reconsideration Options

If you were ordered to pay child support and your financial situation has changed, you have the option to take the case back to court and have your support amount reconsidered. Before you risk falling far behind in your support payments and facing enforcement actions, you should talk with a child support lawyer about how to have the amount re-evaluated. After seeking a reduction myself in the past, I've learned a lot about how to make it work. I hope that the information about my experiences helps you to understand what you can do about having your support order reconsidered.

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In A Car Crash? What You’Ll Have To Do To Prove Fault

3 August 2017
 Categories: Law, Blog

The compensation you receive from a car crash related injury lawsuit will depend on who was responsible for causing the accident. In some situations, an outside party may find it hard to tell who was responsible for the accident, even though you know the facts about what happened. These tips will help prove who was at fault for the accident. Get the Official Police Report Did a police officer show up to the accident site and make an official police report about what happened? Read More …

3 Tips For Choosing The Right Criminal Lawyer For Your Case

27 July 2017
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you were arrested for a crime, you have the legal right to a trial. The trial is designed to offer an opportunity for you to prove you are innocent of the crime, and you will need a lawyer for help with this. Choosing the right lawyer is vital in this situation, and here are several important things to consider as you look for the right criminal lawyer to hire to represent you for the criminal charges you are facing. Read More …

If Your Baby Is Suffering From Facial Paralysis, Consider Filing For Malpractice

20 July 2017
 Categories: Law, Blog

If your newborn baby is having trouble opening and closing one eye, only shows emotion on one side of their face, and only seems able to move the muscles on one side of the face, then he or she likely has a condition called facial paralysis. It is very rare for this condition to be congenital -- or in other words, something that your baby is born with naturally. Usually, facial paralysis is caused by trauma during birth, which can sometimes be caused or made worse by the interventions your doctor chose to use. Read More …

3 Strategies for Handling Critical Decisions When Dealing with Grief

18 April 2017
 Categories: Law, Blog

When a loved one dies, it is often the closest family members who are left to manage their estate while they are still in the midst of grief. While it is an honor to be in the position to wrap up your loved one's affairs, it is also hard to make critical decisions when grief makes it hard to even think straight. Once you have spent time honoring your loved one's memory, use these strategies to get yourself in the right mindset for handling the final details of their estate. Read More …

Are You a Songwriter? What You Should Know About Copyrights

18 April 2017
 Categories: Law, Blog

While song writing may start out as a hobby, you may find it turning into a way to make money. If you are a songwriter, you are entitled to legal protection regarding the work that you created by using United States copyright laws. There is always a demand for brand new music, and a song that is well made can quickly become popular if it is a hit with the right audience. Read More …