Wedding Rings And Divorce: What You Need To Know

Posted on 22 October 2015

Wedding rings represent union and a couple's commitment to one another. However, rings can also be of high value and be considered a real asset. When a couple decides to divorce, what happens to their rings becomes a major topic of conversation. Some couples can come up with a decision on their own as to who will keep the ring. When a couple is unable to make this determination on their own, there are several measures the courts can take to see who will be awarded the ring. [Read More]

Can Your Deposit Be Refunded If The Sale Of A Home Does Not Go Through?

Posted on 9 October 2015

During the process of buying a home, the seller might require that you offer an earnest money deposit. However, if the sale of the home does not go through, it is possible that this money could be returned to you. If the purchase contract has been canceled, here is what you need to know about the deposited money. What Is Earnest Money? When you agree to purchase a home, the seller might require you to deposit a certain amount of money in a trust. [Read More]

Were You Denied Worker's Compensation? 3 Common Reasons It Can Happen

Posted on 22 September 2015

Suffering a worksite injury is never a pleasant experience, but worker's compensation is designed to assist you with getting back on your feet. Unfortunately, worker's compensation isn't always approved. It may have been denied for any of these 3 reasons. The Claim Was Not Submitted On Time It can be difficult to think about worker's compensation when you are recovering from an injury, but it is important that all paperwork is filed before your state's deadlines. [Read More]

Can You Sue For The Wrongful Death Of A Pet?

Posted on 31 August 2015

A trip to the groomer is generally uneventful for most pets and owners. One unfortunate doggy parent, however, went to retrieve her 2-year-old golden retriever from the groomer only to be told the dog had perished as a result of being left under the dryer for too long. This incident and others have left many pet owners wondering if it is possible to file wrongful death lawsuits against the parties responsible for their pets' deaths. [Read More]

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Creating a Will

As a private attorney, I have worked with many clients as they created their wills in order to distribute property among family and other survivors after the client's death. Sometimes people don't realize that it is important to have a will even if you don't expect conflict over your property after you die. If you have no will, the distribution of your property and settlement of your business can take much longer than it has to. Your family and beneficiaries could be put through a much more difficult ordeal without a will to spell things out. This blog will show you why a will is important and teach you step by step how to go about setting up this important document.

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