Why Does The Probate Process Cost So Much?

When the time comes for your family to divide your estate according to your will, your family will need to go through the process of probate The larger your estate is, the longer the process will take and the more expensive it will be. Why does the probate process cost so much? These are the different costs that are associated with probate. Court Costs Each state has their own set of fees that that court will charge for their services. Read More 

Social Security Disability: Tips for Handling Issues That Arise

Social security disability is a benefit that helps you get financial support if you have a chronic medical condition. It is a great benefit to have, but sometimes there are problems involved with it. Here are tips for handling these problems as they arise. Problems Associated with Applying by Yourself The first thing you should know about problems regarding social security disability benefits is that there are more issues when you try to apply yourself and without legal help. Read More 

What Changes In The Criminal Justice System Can Mean For You

As the times change, so do many of the attitudes governing the criminal justice system. Changes in the criminal justice system can have a direct impact on your life. If you face a criminal charge, knowing about how some of these changes are happening, can help you and your lawyer with your case. The Law is the Law, Right? The truth is that all law, not just criminal law, is open to interpretation. Read More 

What To Do If You Suspect Your Car Accident Was Staged

Being in a car accident is an overwhelming experience for everyone who is involved. This anxiety can increase greatly if you feel like the accident may have been staged. While it may be extremely difficult to prove it was, that does not mean it is impossible. Here are several things you should do if you were in an accident and you suspect something shady may be going on. Gather Witnesses Read More 

3 Legal Options After The Government Denies An Injury Claim

When you have a personal injury claim against the government, there is no guarantee that it will be paid. You must prove the government is responsible and that you actually suffered damages. If your claim was denied, you have several options available to you.  Negotiate With the Government After your claim is denied, you will receive a letter stating exactly why your claim was denied. Once you and your personal injury attorney have assessed the reason for the denial, you can attempt to get the government to negotiate. Read More