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Appeals and Trial Court Writs and Mandamus

Mon 25th Dec, 2017 Personal Injury

The appellate process is governed by a specific set of rules and procedures, and if those rules and procedures are not followed, the entire appeal is placed in jeopardy. Appeals and trial court writs and mandamus are the legal proceedings used to appeal a lower court ruling, either after final […]

Auto Accidents and Distracted Drivers

Mon 11th Dec, 2017 Personal Injury

Injuries caused by auto accidents and distracted drivers are on the rise. The more advances that are made in technology, the more likely it is that a driver will become distracted while behind the wheel. Driving and texting is a deadly combination and can cause life-changing injuries. But there are […]

Estate Planning and Special Needs Trusts

Sat 25th Nov, 2017 Estate Planning

When leaving money to a loved one with a disability or other special needs, you may be jeopardizing his or her ability to collect certain government benefits he or she depends on, such as Supplemental Security Income or Medicaid. Establishing a special needs trust is one way to protect the […]

Divorce and Division of Business Interests

Thu 9th Nov, 2017 Family Law

When a couple decides to divorce, they need to prepare to divide their property and assets. When it comes to dividing property, such as vehicles or a home, it may be as simple as distributing the property equally or selling a home and dividing the proceeds. For those who own […]

What Happens to Bank Accounts During a Divorce?

Wed 25th Oct, 2017 Family Law

Joint/shared bank accounts are common in a marriage. These accounts are in both spouse’s names, and each spouse has the ability to deposit and withdraw from this account. When couples get divorced, one of the primary issues they face involves the division of marital property. Bank accounts, whether shared or […]