A Criminal Defense Lawyer Can Help You Avoid Legal Woes When Moving Firearms Into A New State
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13 May 2015
Anyone moving to a new state should understand the laws related to importing a firearm. Working with a lawyer prior to bringing any weapons into the state could help you avoid felony charges for "honest mistakes". Remember, even without criminal intent, improperly transporting and possessing a legally-owned firearm could be a crime.
Know the Law
People get into trouble because they may not be familiar with the specific laws of the new state.
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Dispelling Myths About Parental Rights
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17 April 2015
Having children is supposed to be one of a person's crowning life achievements, but these joyous events can lead to complicated legal problems for the new parents. These situations can be further complicated by misinformation that many people believe about family law issues. This can lead to believing a couple of myths are true, which can cause you to make poor decisions when it comes to your new family. By understanding the reality that underpins these myths, you will find yourself in a far better position to keep your child safe and happy.
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Tips For Reporting Your Auto Accident To Your Insurer
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14 April 2015
The car accident report you present to your insurance carrier has a big influence on your eventual claim. Your report can subject you to a complicated claim (that probably ends in a small settlement) or a straightforward claim with a reasonable recovery. Do you wish to know how to arrive at the latter? Here are a few useful tips:
Be Professional
You may be hurt angry and tired, but you shouldn't take out your frustrations on the adjuster.
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IOUs And Promissory Notes: What To Know Before You Lend Money To A New Business
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2 April 2015
A lot of people who start home-based businesses turn to their friends and relatives for a little financial help to get started. Usually, they lack the collateral to go to bank for a loan, so the best they can offer their backers are an "I Owe You" (IOU) or a promissory note as security on the loans. Are IOUs worth the paper they're written on? If you're thinking about lending money to a friend or relative to help with their new business (or any other reason), here's what you should know.
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