Letting Attorneys Help You

• Going Through A Divorce? 3 Things Your Lawyer Will Tell You To Do Before Your Divorce Is Finalized

  8 June 2021

  Unfortunately, many couples find themselves considering divorce due to disconnection, disagreements, or other irreconcilable differences. If your marriage is heading for a divorce, here are things your attorney will request you to pursue before finalizing your divorce.  1. Gather essential documents related to your marital assets If you're sure you want to end your marriage, it's difficult to tell if your spouse will be cooperative or make the process challenging. Therefore, a divorce lawyer will ask you to gather any important information related to your marital assets.

• Buying Land With History? 5 Deed Issues You May Encounter

  29 April 2021

  Are you buying a piece of property with a long history? If so, you may run into unexpected problems with one often-overlooked — but vital — ingredient: the title. What sort of title issues can arise when a property has been bought, sold, or passed down for many years? Here are five of the most common title issues.  1. Errors on the Deed One of the most common problems on a deed is a simple error.

• Juvenile Criminal Defense Law: The Importance Of Hiring A Lawyer Who Works In Juvenile Cases

  30 March 2021

  While matters of juvenile criminal law and adult criminal law may seem quite similar at first glance, there are some significant ways in which these two criminal court systems operate. These differences go far beyond the simple fact that defendants appearing in juvenile court are under the age of 18. Consequently, it is extremely important to hire an attorney who works in juvenile criminal defense law when dealing with this type of case rather than seeking out the services of a criminal defense attorney who typically works on adult cases.

• Were You Injured In An Accident With A Rideshare Driver?

  26 February 2021

  With more gig economy drivers on the road than ever before, it's also more likely than ever that you could end up in a collision with a rideshare driver. Uber has about a million drivers in the United States, and additional drivers are employed by Lyft and other smaller companies. If you're driving on your daily commute and a rideshare driver crashes into you, you might wonder who is responsible for the accident and the resulting injuries.

• Tips To Help You Fight Your Criminal Charges

  22 February 2021

  If you did not commit the crime that the police arrested you for, you can choose to fight your case in court. Fighting a case costs money and time, but it can also be your way to an innocent verdict. How do you convince the court that you did not commit the crime in question? Here are some tips to consider using as you begin working on your criminal defense case.