Starting Over - Life After Bankruptcy

Easements: Your Rights And Obligations If There Is One On Your Property

Easements are common with real estate, but they can also be a source of problems. If you have an easement on your property that your neighbors use to get to their homes, you may still have some control over this easement, how it is used, and what is done to it. The purpose of easements Easements are legal parts of properties, and they are designed to allow people to access certain parts of property. Read More 

How A Family Lawyer Can Assist You With Getting A Child Support Increase

Do you need an increase in child support for your children but the other parent refuses to do it? You may be able to go to court to get the increase you need if you hire a lawyer. In this article, find out how a family lawyer can help you convince the court that you deserve more child support. How Can a Lawyer Assist With Getting a Child Support Increase? Read More 

Compensation When Another Driver Does Not Have Adequate Insurance

If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident, you are going to want to try and find a way to pay for not only the damages to your car, but any injuries that you may have sustained, as well. It can be frustrating to have to go through the process of submitting claims for payment, but if the driver in the vehicle that caused the accident does not have insurance, the frustration only gets worse. Read More 

4 Reasons Elderly Parking Lot Accidents Are Increasingly Common

In recent years, cases of elderly drivers hitting pedestrians and other cars in parking lots are increasingly common. In November of 2014, a pregnant woman was hit and killed by an 88-year-old driver who mixed up the gas and brake pedals. In 2003, an elderly man struck and killed nine people when he confused the gas and brake pedals and headed into a farmer's market. An additional 54 were hurt. Unfortunately, these cases are all too common, and the result is often a personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit. Read More 

Dads Going Through Divorce: Why Mothers Win More Custody Battles

According to some statistics, mothers win custody battles about 68% to 88% of the time. This means that, as a father, there are some factors going against you even before the custody hearing ensues. It is good to know what these factors are, and what you can to gain a level playing field in the battle to get your children's custody. There may be many such factors, but here are two of the most important: Read More