When going through a divorce, it can be difficult to think about your future. However, now is a good time for you to start thinking about what you will do after your divorce is finalized. It might be time for you to work toward your goals and start making plans for a new life. Believe it or not, your divorce attorney can actually help you with these things in the ways below and more.
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Divorcing your spouse can be difficult under the best of circumstances, and a military divorce is no different. However, a military divorce can be different when it comes to the legal process itself. Learn more about what you can expect during a divorce if you and/or your spouse are a member of the U.S. armed forces.
How Do Military Divorces Compare to Civilian Divorces?
Divorce laws vary on a state-by-state basis. However, if you're seeking a divorce and you or your spouse is a member of the U.
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If you are inside a retail store and have an injury accident, your smartphone can become an important tool to help a personal injury lawyer at a later time. If you are with a relative or friend who was injured, you can use your smartphone to assist their lawyer. The following are a few important things that can be done.
1. Take photos of the entire area of the accident
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Car accidents can be all-out devastating events, which is why most people do carry auto insurance for financial protection. Unfortunately, when you are involved in a car accident with someone who does not have car insurance, it can bring about a lot of confusion. Here are a few of the biggest misconceptions about these situations.
Misconception: You can't file a lawsuit against the uninsured driver; you're just out of luck.
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Do you have to attend court for a child custody hearing but do not know what to expect? Here is what to know before the court date.
The Plaintiff Always Goes First
If you are the person that initiated the divorce, then you are considered the plaintiff in the case and you will be the one that makes that argument first. You will be giving the opening arguments before your spouse is able to, and you'll be the first one to call any witness to help defend your desire to have child custody.
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