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Family Law Attorneys Fight for Families

Many parents fail to realize that they are still co-parents even after a divorce. This means no matter what their feelings are toward each other, their goals should always be geared toward the best interests of their children. I am an attorney practicing family law, and I see parents every day who have forgotten that children should always come first. I hope that this blog will remind people that kids can be terribly hurt when their parents get divorced and that it is up to the adults in their lives to provide a secure foundation where they can feel safe and know that they are cared for. Children are often innocent victims of divorce. Learn how to protect your kids.

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How To Maintain Nonprofit Compliance

13 December 2022
 Categories: Law, Blog

Creating and establishing your nonprofit requires a lot of work for you and everyone involved. The last thing you want to do is for the IRS to revoke your nonprofit status because you are out of compliance in one area or the other. Fortunately, there are a few steps you can take to ensure you maintain your good standing with the IRS and everyone else.   Why Nonprofit Compliance Is Important Read More 

Nursing Home Abuse: When It Happens To Your Loved One

17 November 2022
 Categories: Law, Blog

Nursing homes are highly regulated in most states. However, even those in strict states may not be inspected as often as they should be. Not only must they be staffed by a minimum number of nurses, doctors, dietitians, and other specialists, but they also should carefully check their employees before they are hired. Nursing home abuse is a horrible crime that can affect almost any elderly or disabled person or loved one. Read More 

Who Can You Sue If Something Falls Off A Semi And Causes You To Get Into A Collision? Find Out

20 October 2022
 Categories: Law, Blog

There are numerous hazards associated with sharing the road with big rigs. One of these is being involved in a collision due to items falling off the truck. Such an accident can cause property damage and personal injury that may be expensive to address. You need not carry the financial burden of damages caused by objects that slip off a truck. Instead, hire an auto accident attorney to help you identify the at-fault parties and take legal action against them. Read More 

3 Things To Discuss During A Workers’ Compensation Attorney Consultation

23 September 2022
 Categories: Law, Blog

There's a good chance you are entitled to workers' compensation benefits if you become injured or sick from work-related causes. Workers' compensation benefits are supposed to cover lost wages, medical care, and any needed rehab. However, obtaining these benefits can be more challenging than you expect. You may need to hire a lawyer if you have trouble getting workers' compensation after a work-related injury or illness. Meeting with a few attorneys will help you find the right one for your case. Read More 

How To Handle The Breakneck Speed Of Bankruptcy

29 August 2022
 Categories: Law, Blog

If you've never been through the bankruptcy process, one of the surprises waiting for you is how fast it can be. Once you send the paperwork for the bankruptcy petition to the court, the judge will make every effort to get hearings and processes moving within weeks. Even during the heaviest of court schedules, the judge will usually move things along within months. Simply put, you won't have a lot of time for course corrections once you file. Read More