Myths About Trusts You Can't Afford To Believe

Posted on 16 August 2016

A living trust is a legally binding document that you create at some point during your lifetime. Much like a will, a trust allows you to designate who inherits your assets when you die. The difference between a will and a trust is that a will only goes into effect after your death and after it has been entered into probate. If you are considering a living trust, there are some misconceptions about them that may end up costing you more money in the long run. [Read More]

3 Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce

Posted on 15 August 2016

Going through a divorce can be a trying experience and a confusing one at that. There might be several questions you have about the process of going through a divorce. Read on and discover just a few answers for some of the most commonly asked questions about the divorce process. If you are going through a divorce, it is probably within your best interest to discuss these matters in a more robust and in depth manner with a local and trusted divorce attorney. [Read More]

Red Flags That May Mean A Spouse Is Hiding Finances During Divorce

Posted on 9 August 2016

Many people would do anything to hide assets from their partners during divorce. That is why you need to be alert to the red flags of hidden assets if you are divorcing your partner. Here are some of the classic warning signs you shouldn't ignore: Lifestyle Doesn't Match Reported Income Be wary of an expensive lifestyle that doesn't match your spouse's reported income. In many cases, it means that there is an unreported source of income or a hidden bank account from which the person is drawing funds to spend. [Read More]

Faqs About Miranda Rights

Posted on 6 August 2016

Most people are familiar with Miranda rights, but there is some question regarding what impact they can have on a criminal case. For some, there is an assumption that the failure to read the rights to a suspect results in an automatic dismissal of the charges he or she is facing. What impact not reading the rights has on a case depends on various factors. Here is what you need to know to understand the impact Miranda rights can have on your case. [Read More]

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The Benefits of Attending Law School

Growing up, I dreamed about becoming a lawyer. Unfortunately, I chose another career path in college. Sometimes I still regret my decision to not attend law school. Lawyers get to perform all sorts of exciting tasks on a daily basis. This is especially the case for general attorneys. Because they aren’t tied to a specific law field, they engage in a variety of tasks such as assisting a client in the will creating process, helping a client attain a Power of Attorney, and assisting a client with creating a deed. On this blog, I hope you will discover how important it can be to consult and work with a general attorney.

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