When my husband I decided to start a business, we didn't think about the legal aspects of doing so. We didn't realize that purchasing business insurance, getting building permits and making investments all required some type of legal advice. But after speaking to a close friend, who also happens to own a small business, we contacted a business attorney. Now, we have the legal smarts to make the best decisions for our business, as well as the legal representation in case something happens to our company. I hope that you find my blog helpful and informative for your own business. It's a great resource for finding the legal advice, resources and guidance you need to get your company up and running.
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Death During Divorce: 5 Ways Legal Separation Can Affect A Deceased Spouse's Estate
7 December 2015
You and your spouse may decide to get legally separated as opposed to divorced for many reasons, including social, religious, and financial reasons. In some states, a legal separation is required before a divorce will be granted and in other states, separations are not legally recognized. During a legal separation, you will have a court settlement, similar to the one you would get after a divorce. This will lay out the rules regarding support, debts, and custody that you and your spouse must abide by.
Can You Sue For Slip And Fall Injuries Sustained At A New Jersey Nonprofit?
30 October 2015
If you watch daytime television or see billboards and bus stop advertisements for personal injury attorneys, you're likely already aware that you can file a lawsuit against a company responsible for injuries you've suffered by slipping, falling, or otherwise being injured on their premises due to negligent or dangerous conditions. However, your ability to file a lawsuit to recover financial damages associated with your slip and fall injury could be curtailed if the entity responsible was a charity or nonprofit located in New Jersey.
What Can Recent (And Proposed) Changes To Tennessee's Workers Compensation Laws Mean For You?
2 October 2015
If you live and work in Tennessee, you may have heard rumblings about potential changes to workers compensation laws that could cap both the amount of time you're able to receive benefits and the total amount of benefits an insurance company may pay out to you following a workplace injury. However, what you may not know is that your state's workers compensation laws were already overhauled in 2013, and the benefits you learned about during your employee orientation may no longer be in effect.
Three Mistakes You Don't Want To Make When Filing For Bankruptcy
9 September 2015
The legal requirements of filing bankruptcy can be complex, and it can be tough to navigate the process on your own. If you want to ensure that your bankruptcy filing has the best chance of success, you should consider retaining the services of a bankruptcy attorney. After all, a successful bankruptcy filing provides you with the chance to start over financially. There are a few things that could happen along the way that could lead to having your bankruptcy claim denied.
What You Need To Know About Getting The Disability Benefits You Deserve After A Claim Denial
14 August 2015
While you are entitled to disability benefits under federal law if you are a full-time employee in the private sector, the process of filing a claim to receive compensation for medical treatment can be a long, drawn out and complicated process. And even after you file a claim, you may not receive the benefits you deserve. If your claim is denied, you need to know your rights in order to launch a successful appeal.