Mabel Reed

  • Dealing With A Deadbeat? What To Do If Your Ex Has Stopped Paying Child Support

    If you receive court-ordered child support, the order should keep the payments coming. Unfortunately, court orders don't always have the desired effect. In fact, some parents stop paying child support regardless of the court order. If your ex has stopped paying child support, you need to get help. Without help, your ex may continue to avoid their court-ordered payments. Here are four steps you need to take to get the payments started again.
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  • DUI: Can You Remove The Charge From Your Record?

    A DUI on your criminal record can wreak havoc for you later on in your life. You may have difficulty, for instance, obtaining employment or getting a lease or mortgage. For that reason, you may want to explore the possibility of getting your DUI conviction expunged from your record. Not every state will allow record expungement. Here are some things you need to know. How Is a DUI Expunged? Expungements clear a criminal record of a certain offense.
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  • The Benefits Of Working With A Debt Relief Attorney

    COVID-19 has left a lot of Americans unable to work and struggling to pay their bills. Many people were already living paycheck to paycheck and are now losing out on income and seeing no end in sight has placed many people in a bad financial situation. If you are struggling to make ends meet, you may be wondering if there is a debt relief solution suited to your needs. A debt relief attorney can help you if you are struggling.
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  • The Best Age To Start Planning Your Estate

    Most people are not thinking about planning their estates when they are in their 20s, but did you know that this is the best time to start? When you start this early, you can begin learning about estate-planning tools, and while you might not have a lot to do at this point with your estate, you may have a couple of things to consider. Here are some details about estate planning in your 20s.
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  • Dealing With A Job Injury? Top Ways To Obtain Workers' Compensation

    One of the scariest times in life may be getting hurt on the job. You could lose valuable income, and dealing with an injury is never fun. However, there is financial help for employees that may have been hurt at work. You could qualify for workers' compensation when you know the right things to do. 1. Find the right doctor It's necessary to get the right amount of treatment when you've been hurt.
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  • Why Your Law Firm Should Start Using Jury Consultants

    If your law firm is growing, it's probably because you've been successful in court. But with success can come more high profile clients and more pressure to continue winning your cases. If your law firm is not using jury consulting services yet, it might be time to look into this valuable tool. Here's how a jury consultant can help increase your chances of success in the courtroom. You Have a Million Things to Prepare, Let a Jury Consultant Help
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  • How Winter Weather Can Cause Car Accidents

    When the weather begins to change in the winter season, you should be aware of the added dangers on the road. Winter weather can contribute to car accidents in a major way. Snow, freezing rain, and high winds all exacerbate driving conditions. Here are some things you should be aware of when you drive in bad winter weather to help you avoid a car accident: Type of Accidents in Winter Weather
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  • Possible Signs You Should File A Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Your Loved One's Emergency Room Death

    If you have recently lost a loved one to an emergency room death, you might still be in shock and unsure of what you should do next. Right now, it might be a whirlwind of funeral planning, spending time with family, and otherwise trying to deal with your loved one's death. It might seem difficult right now, but it might also be time to meet with a wrongful death lawyer. A few possible signs that you should meet with one of these lawyers and file a wrongful death lawsuit against the hospital are listed here.
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  • Why You Need An International Patent

    When you invent something, you want to protect your invention. You also want to market it as far as you can take it. The trouble is, if you do not file for patents in every country where you want to sell your new invention, you are probably going to find yourself in the midst of an international patent litigation case. Here is why you need a patent in as many countries as you can afford to get patents.
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  • Choosing A Trustee For Your Beneficiary's Trust: What To Consider

    If you have the foresight to set up a trust for your heirs, you obviously have a lot of concern for their future financial stability and comfort. That's what makes choosing a trustee for that trust such a truly important task. Before you make your decision, learn more about your options and what you need to consider. What does a trustee do? Trustees primarily manage the trust according to its terms for the benefit of those named in the trust.
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