How An Offer In Compromise Works For Settling A Tax Debt

Posted on 26 May 2020

One thing you should never do is ignore a letter from the IRS that states you owe money. Owing money to the IRS puts you in a position where you must act. If you ignore the letter and do nothing about it, the IRS may garnish your wages or place a tax lien on your home. You can prevent this by working out a plan with the IRS. One plan option you have is an offer in compromise (OIC). [Read More]

How A Divorce Attorney Helps A Spouse Who Has Been Cheated On Many Times

Posted on 22 April 2020

Divorces are problematic situations that can be caused by many different situations. For example, a spouse may catch their partner involved with multiple different affairs. This kind of abusive behavior can become a way of life for many and put a marriage into the dirt. As a result, it may be necessary to pursue a divorce with the help of a high-quality lawyer to get a better result. Multiple Cases of Infidelity Can Destroy a Marriage [Read More]

Should You Accept A Personal Injury Settlement?

Posted on 18 March 2020

One of the toughest things to handle during a personal injury case is to figure out whether a settlement is good enough. Your personal injury lawyer will look at several factors before telling you whether they think an offer is right for you so let's take a look at what those are. Covering Long-Term Medical Expenses Among the biggest challenges you'll face in this situation is making sure you'll get enough money to provide sufficient long-term care if necessary. [Read More]

4 Frequently Misunderstood Criminal Law Issues

Posted on 12 February 2020

Criminal defense lawyers often cringe when they hear other people talk about the law. There are many misconceptions about what can and can't occur during a criminal proceeding. Let's take a look at four issues that are frequently misunderstood. Hearsay It's often tossed around that hearsay is inadmissible. Strictly speaking, that's true, but the reality is that there are so many exceptions that a prosecutor would have to be incompetent to not find a way to get hearsay admitted into court. [Read More]

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Going through a divorce? what do you do now?

Unfortunately, divorce is a very common occurrence these days. When I married my ex-husband 15 years ago, I never even considered the fact that we could some day get divorced, but we did. It can be hard to get through the legal issues when you are dealing with the emotional wreckage that comes with a divorce. That is why it is so important to hire an attorney to take care of all the legalities of the divorce. Having been through the divorce process, I had a plethora of information jotted here and there and I have compiled it all into one site to help others who are going through a divorce get through it much easier.