Common Questions About The Probate Process

Are you about to go through probate to settle an estate, and not quite sure what to expect? You likely have several questions about the process so that you can be well prepared for what will happen.  In What Situations Is Probate Not Required? Nobody wants to go through probate if you do not have to, and probate is usually not necessary for small estates. While laws will vary between estates, know that it usually means that there is no real estate changing hands and very little in cash assets to distribute. [Read More]

Will You Have To Sue And Go To Trial In An Injury Case?

When people imagine moving forward with their injury cases, it's not unusual for them to assume things will involve a personal injury lawyer presenting arguments at a trial. Although this is far from an impossible outcome, it's still not close to the most likely thing that will happen. Here's what clients should know about the possibility they might have to sue and go to trial. There Probably Won't Be a Trial [Read More]

Reasons Why You Should Not Hesitate To Hire A Child Custody Attorney

Divorce is never a pretty process, and things can get even uglier when there are minors involved in the proceedings. Even if you believe that your divorce proceedings will be relatively amicable, you should still hire a child custody attorney if there are children involved. People can become emotional when dealing with their children and your soon-to-be ex might have a different attitude in mind when it comes to the child custody negotiation, even if the rest of the divorce has gone smoothly. [Read More]

First Time Offender: What To Know About Traffic Violations

Traffic violations are frustrating and inconvenient to deal with. If you have been pulled over for speeding or committing some other form of a traffic violation, you will have to take some steps to deal with your ticket. If you have never dealt with a traffic violation matter before, here are some things you need to know: Make Contact To begin dealing with your traffic violation, you need to call the phone number located on your ticket. [Read More]