After being injured on a construction site you might be in physical pain while at the same time trying to cope with extensive medical costs that continue to pile up. Working might be out of the question and doctors may…
When I meet with new clients for the first time, I find by far that the most frequently asked question is about the value of their accident claim. As an experienced lawyer, like one of the Auto Accident Lawyers Indianapolis,…
Depending on whether your divorce ended with a messy set of resentments or not, you may be trying to find out all the ways you can eliminate remnants of your ex from your life. Those who can finally breathe a…
Probate is a legal process that involves establishing the validity of a will and transferring assets to the appropriate heirs. Another important aspect of the process is paying off any debts and estate taxes. Many people are concerned about the…
It is not uncommon to find yourself struggling financially. You may have racked up credit card debt or have gone through some health issues and have mounting medical bills. On top of it all, you are making monthly payments supporting…
If you are considering whether or not to file for bankruptcy but are concerned it might affect the custody of your children, you can rest easy. The primary concern of child custody courts is to determine what is best for…
Small business owners whose businesses are in financial trouble often wonder whether bankruptcy may be able to help them. In many cases, the fear of losing the business they worked so hard to build or the perceived cost associated with…
Those who are considering creating a revocable living trust can turn to a trust lawyer St. Peters, Missouri trusts for guidance who understands it can be an emotional task to think about how you want your legacy distributed to loved…
Probate is the legal process in which a will is evaluated for validity, and then an executor is to administer a decedent’s estate as described in the will. Probate legalities vary by state, so an attorney can help you research…
When you made your will, you took an important step to securing your family’s financial future. However, you will most likely have to revisit your will at least once or twice in the future. Circumstances in your life can change…