Dealing With The Legal Consequences Of Being Broke

Posted on: 28 September 2023

When it comes to personal injury cases, it may seem like an overwhelming and challenging process to navigate. You may be unsure of what steps to take or feel lost in the complexity of the legal system. This is where a personal injury lawyer comes in to offer their expertise and support through the entire legal process.  Knowledge and Expertise Personal injury lawyers have extensive knowledge and expertise about the legal system, the laws and regulations that apply to your case, and effective strategies to advocate for your rights. [Read More]

Posted on: 7 July 2023

When your arraignment judge orders you to pay surety bail to secure your release, you may need to look beyond simply borrowing cash from friends or relatives. You also may be unable to post cash that you might have saved up in your bank account. Instead, the court requires you to go through a more complex process of posting the required amount to get you out of jail. In this instance, you need to contact a local surety bail bondsman to arrange for this type of bond to be posted for you. [Read More]

Posted on: 7 July 2023

If you are an accomplished portrait artist, you may have decided that you would like to make a living working for client commissions. While you may have the artistic elements taken care of, you will also need to make sure that you run your new endeavor as a business. Part of running a business, especially when creatives are involved, is to have an attorney available to deal with legal issues. Below are a couple of reasons why you need to hire a lawyer when you start working for yourself as a portrait artist. [Read More]

Posted on: 31 May 2023

If your child has special needs, their unique needs may influence custody determination during a divorce. Below are factors courts consider in such child custody cases. Daily Care The parent taking care of the child's daily needs may have an edge over the other if the issue arises in court. The court may consider the parent who: Helps the child bathe and groom Helps the child with their oral hygiene Takes the child to their medical consultations The court may rationalize that the other parent is unwilling or unable to offer the services. [Read More]