6 October 2015
When you face criminal charges, the entire process can be long, costly, and scary, and you might not know what to expect. Of the many types of crimes people can commit and be charged with, wobbler crimes are not well known. If the crime you committed falls into this category, here are three things you should understand. What Is a Wobbler Crime? A wobbler crime is one that could be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony, and it is up to the court how the crime is pursued.
5 October 2015
If you are getting divorced and your spouse has a business, there are several ways they could be hiding assets through it. You should be aware of the red flags that they are doing this, and what you can do if they are being dishonest with you. General Signs of Spousal Dishonesty You should be suspicious if your soon-to-be ex will not answer your questions about finances or is intentionally vague.
5 October 2015
When you are accused of driving under the influence, commonly referred to as a DUI by legal experts, a judge can either charge you with a misdemeanor or a felony. A misdemeanor typically involves a lenient sentence, such as a large fine, time at a rehab center, or a few days in jail. A felony charge is much more serious than a misdemeanor and requires the assistance of a DUI attorney who can help keep you from landing a lengthy jail sentence.
1 October 2015
Lead paint can cause serious health concerns, particularly for young children. If you discover your apartment has lead-based paint and your landlord did not disclose this information, you may be wondering what action you can take to ensure the health and safety of your family. Here are a few steps to take after discovering the presence of lead paint in your home so you can protect your legal rights. Find Out about Your State's Laws
30 September 2015
Did you get caught up in the micro-brewing beer craze that began to heavily spread across the country since 2005? Maybe you came up with a unique recipe all your own or maybe you worked from one that had been handed down through several generations of family members. Either way, if you have a product that you're proud of, it may be time to turn that hobby into a commercial business venture.
29 September 2015
Some engaged couples shy away from setting up a prenuptial agreement. They worry it implies they're at risk of getting divorced. If this describes your situation, understand that you're not alone in feeling this way. There are good reasons to set up a prenup that don't involve a future split. Knowing some of those reasons may convince you to have one set up if you know this arrangement is advisable. Children From Previous Relationships Receive Their Fair Share
29 September 2015
Whether you are hit with an ecological pollution violation or need help passing an inspection, there may come a time in the course of your business that you will need the help of an environmental law attorney. You need to be sure that you understand the ins and outs of how an environmental law attorney works, so that you can hire the right attorney for your needs. When this is what you are looking for, follow this guide and reach out to an environmental attorney who can provide for you.
29 September 2015
A car accident can be a harrowing experience, and if you have recently been in one, all you may want to do is rest and put the situation behind you. However, if you are seeing a financial settlement because of your injuries, it is important to keep the following things in mind. Tell Your Lawyer About Your Past The other driver's insurance company will do everything it can to prove that you were in the wrong on the day of the accident.
28 September 2015
Some married tax filers are taken by surprise when some or all of their federal tax refund is not received due to earlier, unpaid debts. Individuals married to a spouse who owes back obligations for government debt or child support may receive their own portion of a federal tax refund by requesting relief as an injured spouse. For tax purposes, the designation of injured spouse is not to be confused with that of innocent spouse.
27 September 2015
We have all heard of Social Security, and anyone with a typical job pays into Social Security every paycheck. But if you have never needed to use it, you might not know exactly how it works. Learn about Social Security here so you can make informed decisions if you ever think you need it. What is Social Security? Social security is a government program that helps people in financial need. It gives economic security to millions of Americans who can't work because of disability, unemployment, retirement, or family death.