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Beyond Legal Fees: Other Factors Affecting The Cost Of Divorce

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Just because you plan to hire the cheapest lawyer in your town it doesn’t mean you will have the cheapest divorce possible. Legal costs aren’t the only things that affect the overall cost of the divorce. There are other salient factors to consider, such as: Chosen Divorce Route There are many routes for divorcing, and some inevitably prove more costly than others. Generally, the longer a divorce takes, the more costly it proves.…

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Signs You Need A Paralegal In Your Law Office

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When it comes to a successful law firm, efficiency is an important factor. No matter the size of the firm, its success is heavily dependent upon just how efficiently it operates. Having a paralegal on your team can give you a boost in the right direction. Paralegals aren’t just trained to handle low-level legal tasks; they can also handle administrative tasks. If you don’t have a paralegal on your staff and are convinced you don’t need one, here are three signs that say otherwise.…

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Can You Sue For A Worthless Degree?

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You’ve put thousands of dollars and several years of your life into your education. Your school promised that you and other graduates help finding a job – and you find out that their promises are mostly smoke and mirrors or that your education doesn’t qualify you for what you thought. If you decide to sue, you’ll be among a growing number of disenchanted graduates who are trying to hold educational institutions accountable for their sales tactics through misrepresentation and fraud.…

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Up in Smoke: Your Guide to Workers Compensation and Secondhand Smoke

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If you get sick from secondhand smoke, often called environmental tobacco smoke, you may be eligible for workers comp benefits. In the past, it was hard for employees to get workers comp for secondhand smoke, but new laws have made it easier. Working around smoke puts you at risk for health conditions and the aggravation of existing conditions from breathing the chemicals. Here is some information on workers comp benefits and secondhand smoke.…

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3 Ways To End Your Marriage

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The challenges of being married can simply prove to be too many for some couples. Studies show that 45%-50% of first marriages do end in divorce. This rate increases significantly with second and third marriages, as well. If you’re in this unfortunate relationship predicament, you will want to know the various legal methods for divorcing. Uncontested Divorce If both of the spouses agree the marriage should end, the uncontested divorce is the simplest one to choose.…

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Tips For Planning Your Estate

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If you have dependents, then it is never too early to start estate planning, regardless of how much money you have or make. A proper estate plan will ensure that your loved ones are cared for and that your belongings are distributed as you see fit in the event of your death. Here are some tips that you might want to think about when it comes to estate planning: Gifts…

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What DUI Plea Deal Options Do I Have?

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Depending on the evidence that the prosecutor has against you, it may or may not be a better idea to accept a plea deal rather than going to a jury trial. The best outcome is for you to be found innocent and to be cleared of all charges. However, if this is unlikely, you may only be required to take a course on drunk driving and engage in community service. Not only will your penalties be lighter, but you will also spend less money in legal fees.…

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Divorce, DIY Style: Is It For You?

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The average cost of divorce today is around $15,000 to $20,000. There is no doubt that divorce is costly, in both financial and emotional ways. You may be tempted to try to cut the monetary costs down by doing the divorce paperwork yourself. After all, with a DIY divorce you will only pay the filing fee and the court costs - no attorney fees. Unfortunately, cutting the monetary costs in this way can raise the emotional costs, especially the stress.…

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3 Things You Can Do To Speed Up Your Personal Injury Lawsuit

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If you are in the middle of a personal injury lawsuit, you might be wondering what you can do to resolve it quickly. By settling the case early, you can save money in legal fees, time and hopefully get a better resolution that if you would take it to trial. This is why most personal injury lawsuits settle. Here are a couple things you can do to get your case resolved quickly.…

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Must-Have Records for a Successful Workers' Compensation Claim

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If you have been injured at work, then your chances of getting workers’ compensation benefits depends on the strength of your evidence; in this case mostly documentary evidence. The more documents (related to your injury and work) you can gather, the easier it will be to handle your claim process. Here are four categories of documents that should never miss in your claim process file: Your Medical Reports Your medical reports are important because they allow your insurer to countercheck your injury claims.…

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