Why You Need To Hire A Lawyer When You'Ve Been In A Car Accident
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21 July 2021
If you have been in an auto accident before, then you know how complicated things can be. If you have suffered a serious injury as the result of the negligence of another individual or company, you do have the right to pursue compensation for your expenses. While you can pursue this compensation on your own, there are many reasons you should consider seeking the assistance of an auto accident attorney. Here are just a few of them.
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Three Situations When You Should Consider Hiring An Attorney For A Traffic Violation
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21 July 2021
After receiving a traffic ticket, most people simply pay the fine and get on with their life. Either that or go to traffic school to avoid having a ticket appear on their driving record and thus, avoid an increase in their insurance rates. But there are times when you may want to fight a ticket, and when you decide to do this, you may want to hire a traffic ticket attorney.
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Hiring A Family Immigration Lawyer
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17 June 2021
There are numerous situations in which a person might find themselves in need of a family immigration lawyer. Immigration law within the United States of America can be extremely nuanced, and to the uninitiated novice the legal ins and outs of the federal immigration court system can be a veritable minefield of easy-to-miss pitfalls. While it can be outwardly tempting to go it alone when faced with a family immigration situation, especially when it comes to the associated court and processing fees, the opposite is actually true in the end.
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Which Debts Are Ineligible to Be Discharged in Bankruptcy?
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11 May 2021
If you meet with a bankruptcy attorney to learn about solutions for managing a significant amount of debt, the attorney may recommend that you file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The difference between these two types is largely based on your income and how many of your assets you want to try keeping. One thing both types of bankruptcy have in common is that they only tackle certain types of debt, so it's important to know which of your debts won't be completely wiped out at the end of the process.
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