A Look At Items Used As Evidence When Determining You Have A Psychological Disability

Posted on 11 November 2017

In an average situation, a physical disability is the primary reason someone decides to file for Social Security Disability benefits. For these people, their symptoms are often more obvious, such as walking with a limp or toting an oxygen tank. However, if you have a disability that is psychological, you can have a harder time proving your disability to an administrative law judge during your claim. There are several different ways a Social Security judge will use provided evidence to determine that you are actually disabled and unable to work because of your psychiatric issue. [Read More]

How Hiring An Estate Attorney Can Benefit Everyone

Posted on 18 October 2017

When someone has passed away and you want to make sure that everyone is getting their fair share of what was to be left to them, you might want to hire an estate attorney. Before you make the assumption that this is a process that you can handle on your own, you will want to review the following benefits of having this type of legal professional in your corner. Helps Get The Probate Case Moving Along [Read More]

Charged With Ghost Employment As A Government Employee? What Should You Know?

Posted on 24 February 2017

If you work for a local, state, or the federal government, you've likely spent time sitting through various seminars on conflicts of interest, ghost employment, and other ethical and fiscal considerations that are made a priority for those paid through public funds. Although you may not have put much thought into how ghost employment applies in your specific situation, actually being subject to allegations of ghost employment can not only mean the loss of your government job, it could subject you to criminal charges in many states. [Read More]

Paper Trails And Careful Calls Weaken Discrimination Attempts

Posted on 10 February 2017

Discrimination continues to be a problem in various forms, and can be hard to prove in times when the general public may not be as receptive to discrimination complaints. In the age of information, gathering evidence and creating a strong claim is more important than ever. If you feel that you've been the victim of housing discrimination or suspect discriminating motives making your house hunting more difficult, here are a few evidence-gathering and general vigilance steps to take. [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.