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Working Through Your Divorce One Detail At A Time

8 December 2016
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Law, Blog

While you may be overwhelmed with the thought of getting a divorce, there are a number of details that you will have to pay attention to. What you establish as a custody arrangement and how you begin to divide up property can have a big impact on the final outcome of your divorce. While you may feel anxious to get things settled, it's important to have a divorce attorney look over your divorce agreement to ensure that your rights are protected.
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Special Issues Affecting Divorce in Old Age

27 October 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

Seniors who divorce face special issues that younger partners may not have a problem with. Here are three examples of such issues: The House Is Likely to Be Paid For The first special issue is that most Americans over the age of 65 have paid off their mortgages. This means that most people who divorce after age 65 fully own their homes. A fully owned home represents a valuable asset whose dollar value is likely to be in the range of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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3 Tips For Dealing With A Volatile Ex During Your Divorce

27 October 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

Divorce can be difficult, but add in a vengeful and volatile ex and, at times, the divorce process can seem impossible. If you're dealing with such a situation, consider the three tips below for dealing with a volatile ex during your divorce. Document, Document, Document If you're dealing with an ex who's looking to make your life miserable, then the absolute first step you need to take when communicating with them is to only speak through mail, email, or text message (or even better, through an attorney), and document each and every conversation that you have.
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What Can Make Your VA Appeal More Successful?

19 September 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

If your Veterans Affairs (VA) claim has been denied, you join many other veterans who saw their claims routinely turned down as well. Although there are many scandals involving the VA—especially when it comes to claims handling and appointment backlogs—you need to make sure that your claim information is correct. Odds are, if you weren't a lawyer or doctor with the military, you're missing some descriptive medical information or legal precedence to make your claim succeed.
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3 Questions to Help You Gauge the Value of Unsecured Debts to Repay in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

29 August 2016
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you are filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, one of the top questions on your mind might be how much of your debt you will have to pay. Well, there are basically three questions whose answers will help you answer this question. Here are the questions. Which Types of Debts Do You Have? There are two groups of debts in Chapter 13 bankruptcy; one group you have to pay completely, while the other you don't.
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lost a loved one to negligence? What now?

Have you recently lost a loved one to a tragedy? If you have lost a loved one at the fault of someone else, it is time for you to make that person accept the responsibility for his or her neglect. Having gone through the wrongful death process myself, I have learned quite a bit about how the system works. I was filled with questions and was fortunate to have a patient and understanding lawyer working with me. I have compiled everything that I had learned through that time into one site to help others going through one of the most difficult times in their lives.

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