How School Tuition Works Post-Divorce
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31 March 2022
After a divorce, you may be left with more than rent and utilities to pay. You may be left with child custody to sort out as well. Beyond that, you need to discuss exactly how you will work with the expenses associated with having a child together.
When it comes to issues like who will pay for school tuition, you may decide to hash them out in court. Family lawyers help many people sort out who will pay for school tuition, whether your child is going to college or to a private elementary school.
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What Do Private Investigators Really Do?
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23 February 2022
If you're looking for someone, trying to get money you're owed, or trying to prove someone is being unfaithful, you may be thinking about hiring a private investigator. To figure out how a private investigator can help you, you need to know what they can actually do.
Gather Information
A private investigator will follow up on leads gathered during their investigation. They look into records, interview witnesses, and collect evidence for court cases.
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3 Things To Do After Suffering A Catastrophic Injury In A Car Accident
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14 January 2022
Riding in a motor vehicle is among the most dangerous things that a person will do on a day-to-day basis. Each year more than 5 million car accidents take place on public roadways. Many of these accidents cause injuries to the drivers and passengers of each vehicle involved.
While you might be familiar with personal injury lawsuits that can help you recover financial compensation for your injury, the process of pursuing legal action becomes even more vital when your injuries are classified as catastrophic.
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3 Tools To Use In Your Estate Plan
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3 December 2021
The good news about estate planning is that you can customize a plan to best meet your needs, and you can hire an estate planning attorney for help. When you create your plan, the lawyer will ask you some questions to determine your needs. Afterward, the lawyer will suggest some tools for you to incorporate into your plan. Here are three tools the attorney might recommend for your situation.
1. Life Insurance
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