Preventing Your Neighbor's Tree From Damaging Your House

Posted on 11 February 2018

If your neighbor's compound has a dangerous tree that is leaning towards your side of the fence, then you need to be preemptive and take steps to prevent the tree from damaging your property or causing you injury. This is much better than waiting for the tree to fall and then suing your neighbor for damages. Here are some of the preemptive measures that may help: Talk To the Neighbor First [Read More]

Causes Of Negligence On A Child's Sports Team

Posted on 13 January 2018

When your child joins a sports team, you may be concerned about the fees for joining the team and making sure they get to practice on time. Although most children tend to come out unscathed, there is always the possibility that your child may get hurt. Many sports injuries are just a matter of accident and can't be helped. There are other accidents that are caused as a matter of negligence, due to the coaches or the field or building owners. [Read More]

3 Tips For Acquiring A New Business

Posted on 10 December 2017

If your business is like many, you might always be looking for ways that your company can grow and improve. Along with growing and improving your current business, you could always be thinking about acquiring new businesses in your industry. Doing so can be a great way to expand your business and your own portfolio. These are a few tips that can help you with the process of acquiring a new business. [Read More]

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]

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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.