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Why You Need a Divorce Attorney

Sometimes when a divorce is on the horizon, people attempt to minimize the situation by rationalizing that they and their soon to be ex-spouse get along fine and will be able to work things out with only one attorney. This is a dangerous situation for the person who does not have representation. I have worked as a divorce attorney for more than ten years, and I have gone through a divorce myself. I have seen presumably simple divorces get ugly and complicated very quickly. Even if your divorce goes smoothly, you will want someone to help you understand your options and talk through your choices. If you are getting divorced, you owe it to yourself to find someone who will fight for your interests. This blog will show you how.

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What To Expect When Using A Revocable Living Trusts

Posted on August 24, 2020

Are you trying to come up with an estate plan for dividing your assets after you pass away? If so, consider using a revocable living trust in order to get this job done. Here is what to expect about this type of financial planning document that can make things easier for everyone involved. Expect To Pay More To Set Everything Up The nature of a will is quite simple, since it is a simple document where you only really make a few key decisions for the document to be created. [Read More]

Criminal Record Expungement: Common FAQ

Posted on July 27, 2020

Having a conviction on your criminal record can follow you around like an intimidating shadow that gets in the way of you living an ordinary life. Criminal record expungement may help you get on with your life.   Under what circumstances can a criminal record be expunged? Every state has different qualification requirements to apply for expungement, but many of the rules are the same. For example, in the state of California, the person filing for expungement must: [Read More]

Don't Let Strangers Make Your Final Decisions

Posted on June 23, 2020

Many people would shudder at the thought of leaving important last wishes to strangers, but that may happen if they don't have a valid will or other estate documents. Read on for a primer on what to consider when deciding how you want your estate to handled after your death. Wills and Trusts: What to Know Some get confused about the above two important estate-planning instruments. You cannot go wrong if you use at least one of the above to makes things clear after your death. [Read More]

What If You Are Dealing With An Uninsured Motorist?

Posted on May 21, 2020

While it may be illegal to drive without auto insurance, this does not mean that everybody abides by the rules. In fact, some people cancel their insurance policies when expenses begin to pile up. In many cases, this leads to a major headache for anybody who has to deal with an auto accident involving this person. Have you been in an accident with an uninsured motorist? This guide will help you understand what you are up against. [Read More]