My name is Ginger Doyle. Thanks for stopping by my website. Has something happened to you or a loved one that has prompted you to think that you might have a medical malpractice case? The best way to answer that question is by speaking to an attorney that specializes in medical malpractice cases. I won’t claim to be an expert, but I did have a situation where malpractice came into play. A doctor misdiagnosed my father. The medication that was prescribed ended up causing him permanent damage. It was a medication that should not have been given to someone with his condition. I am going to share some of what I’ve learned along the way. I hope that you will find this information to of use.
Posted on: 28 July 2020
One of the main reasons that people setting up estates use trusts to transfer their assets is to avoid probate. Under probate law, it is very difficult to force a trust into a review by the court. Here is a look at some of the specific circumstances where it might be possible.
Contesting the Trust
It is impossible for someone who isn't named as a beneficiary of a trust to contest it.
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Posted on: 22 May 2020
Divorce mediation is a method that many couples use today for their divorce cases. Instead of each spouse hiring a lawyer to negotiate, the spouses work together with a mediator to settle the issues. People use mediation for several reasons, and it offers several benefits. If you are considering this strategy for your divorce, here are five things you should expect.
1. You Must Get Along
The first thing to expect through mediation is order and peace.
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Posted on: 22 May 2020
If you compare Chapter 7 bankruptcy to Chapter 13, you will probably agree that Chapter 7 seems easier and provides more advantages. If this is true, then why do people use Chapter 13 bankruptcy? People use Chapter 13 for many reasons, and the truth is that it can be a more effective branch of bankruptcy for many people. Here are some of the reasons people use Chapter 13.
They Have No Choice About the Branch They Use
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Posted on: 23 April 2020
Working from home has become increasingly popular in recent years. More people are either telecommuting from their workplace and either working at home or at a remote location. There is an increase in freelance and contract workers who have home offices to perform their work. What happens if these workers are hurt while working at home? Are they eligible for worker's compensation?
It is possible to receive worker's compensation if you work from home if you can prove that the injury occurred while doing your work.
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