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Is Necessity A Viable Defense For Intoxicated Driving?

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There are a number of defenses that can be used to counter a driving while intoxicated charge. One that could be used in court is the necessity doctrine. This is an affirmative defense that may let you avoid some or all criminal charges associated with driving while drugged or drunk if you can prove doing so was necessary to prevent an even greater crime from occurring. Here’s more information about this defense and what you need to know about using it in your case. Read More»

4 Things To Know About Reaffirming A Mortgage In Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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If you are thinking of filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the issue of reaffirming your mortgage will get brought up in the conversations you have with your attorney. Reaffirming a debt is something you can do to keep the same terms with the lender and to keep the asset you are affirming. As you consider whether or not to reaffirm this debt, there are several things you should know about reaffirming a mortgage loan. Read More»

Split Time Between Two States In Retirement? How Should You Handle Your Estate Planning?

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If you’ve recently joined the ranks of retired “snowbirds” who spend the colder months of the year in a more southern climate, you may have already met with your accountant or financial adviser to discuss the various advantages and potential pitfalls of having residences in more than one state. However, one important area that is often overlooked in these discussions is that of estate planning. If you – like more than half of Americans aged 55 to 64 – don’t yet have a will, and especially if you are maintaining two residences in different states, your surviving family members may find themselves with a mess on their hands upon your untimely death. Read More»

4 Ways A Mobile Vehicle Recording System Can Help Your DUI Case

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Getting a DUI charge can come with serious consequences, including possible jail time and the lost of a license. As you hire a DUI attorney to help you with your case, there are many pieces of evidence that will be considered for your defense. One of the main pieces of evidence that can be used in your case is the footage from a mobile vehicle recording system. Also known as sash cams, many police officers use these in their vehicles. Read More»

4 Factors Involving Your Children & Social Security Payments

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Having a disability can impact many areas of your life, especially the way you raise your children. As you seek social security disability payments, there are several factors when it comes to supporting your children and getting approved for payments. By breaking down your individual situation and working with a social security lawyer, you can seek the most benefits and understand what types of payments are coming for you and your family. Read More»

Food Truck Injuries: 4 Factors That May Impact A Settlement Case

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The rise of food trucks has given cities many benefits, including quick access to delicious foods at random locations. While the expansion of these trucks gives you more eating options, dining at or near one of these trucks can present different forms of danger. If you’ve been injured through some sort of food truck incident, then there are multiple factors that may impact a personal injury case. If you’re seeking a settlement for any physical or emotional harm, then it’s a good idea to sort out these factors and work with an attorney to build the best case possible. Read More»

Three Common Medical Malpractice Situations Every Patient Should Know

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Medical malpractice is a complex web of legal guidelines, limitations, and expectations. Since no two cases are ever exactly alike, it can be tough to know for sure if you actually have a case. Doctors, surgeons, and other medical professionals see patients at their most vulnerable, making it vital that they perform their role to the best of their ability. To understand if you’ve been a victim of malpractice, you need to understand the different forms that exist. Read More»

Tips For Reducing Your Company's Risk Of Fraudulent Worker's Compensation Claims

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With hundreds of thousands of worker’s compensation applications filed every year, it adds up to a lot of policy benefits being paid. In addition, with such a large number of claims filed, it can be tough to spot the ones that are questionable or falsified. Here are a few tips to help you identify fraudulent claims and protect your business from unnecessary worker’s compensation premium increases. Educate Your Employees On Worker’s Compensation Policies Read More»

What Should You Know Before Filing For Long Term Disability Benefits?

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If you’ve suffered an injury or illness that has left you temporarily unable to work, you may be running out of paid vacation or sick days and wondering what will happen next. For those whose employers offer short term disability insurance as a fringe benefit, additional time off work may be partially or fully paid even after your sick leave is exhausted. Some employers even offer long term disability insurance to provide additional financial protection against extended illness or disability. Read More»

3 Reasons You Should Insist On A Prenuptial Agreement Before You Wed

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Some people have negative views of prenuptial agreements; however, they are not always a bad thing. In fact, there are times when you could almost consider them necessities before a marriage takes place. Prenuptial agreements are designed to protect the spouses involved. You may want to insist on a having a prenuptial agreement if you own your own business, if you are getting married for the second time, or if you are marrying someone who has a lot of debt. Read More»