If you are facing the possibility of a foreclosure on your home, you need an attorney to help you navigate the process. The following are some reasons why a foreclosure attorney is necessary:
An Attorney Will Help You Better Understand the Timeline of Events
A foreclosure begins officially when the mortgage company or financial institution files a lawsuit against you and serves you with a summons. When you receive a summons, you have to respond to the complaint by a specific deadline determined by your state.
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Do you believe you were turned down for employment or treated differently because of your age? Unfortunately, age discrimination is a very real thing. There are some employers that believe people of a certain age cannot perform adequately enough and cannot take on the kinds of tasks that the younger generation can take on while at the workplace. However, this is not true by any means. Despite your older age, you may still be perfectly capable of performing just as well as the rest of the people that work for the company, which is why you should immediately take action.
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After an arrest for driving under the influence (DUI), you don't want to be surprised about what could happen to your loved one. While being arrested is both embarrassing and humbling, it is the events that occur after the arrest that should concern you. Read on for a step-by-step primer on what to expect after your loved one is charged with DUI.
Making Bail
Your first thought is having your loved one released from jail – an action that your loved one expects and needs.
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Worker's compensation is a program that provides financial assistance (including payment of lost wages and medical expenses) for individuals who are hurt while they are completing job-related duties. Keep reading to learn a few things you need to know about the worker's compensation program before you contact a worker's compensation attorney.
1. Worker's Compensation Is A State-Run Program
Each state has its own worker's compensation program; though the programs are fairly similar in how the function, the rules and restrictions do vary slightly with each program.
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When it comes to estate planning, it's about so much more than just making out a will. Wills are important, and no estate plan is complete without one, but wills must go through the probate process, and that can bring delays and expenses. Read on to find out one solution that more than addresses the downfalls of wills and probate.
What Is A Revocable Trust?
There are many different kinds of trusts, and many of them are appropriate for estate planning purposes.
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