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Grounds For Obtaining A Civil Marriage Annulment
An annulment completely voids the original marriage contract, thus enabling both parties to legally claim that they have never been married other than having to live with being 'divorced'. As with divorce, a family lawyer will be needed to help with issues such as property division, child custody and alimony in the annulment. Here is a look at the annulment process and grounds for obtaining a civil marriage annulment. Why get an annulment?
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A Seniors Guide To Divorce: What's Really At Stake?
The decision to pursue a divorce is a deeply personal one, but for some seniors, more is at stake than they might realize. There are a few different special circumstances surrounding a divorce for senior citizens specifically. These circumstances may not change your decision, but you'll certainly want to plan for them rather than being blindsided after the fact! Social Security Many people wonder if they will still be able to receive social security benefits based on their former spouse's work record.
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3 Reasons To Have A Trust In Your Estate Plan
Many people who create an estate plan wonder if they need to create a trust. Some people think that a will should be enough. However, in most cases you are not protected as well as you should be if you only have a will. Instead, the best way to ensure that your family gets your money, and gets it fast, is to have a trust. Here are 3 of the benefits of having a trust.
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Did You Take Zofran for Nausea During Pregnancy? Get a Lawyer Fast
If your obstetrician or physician convinced you to take the medication Zofran while you were pregnant, and your child is now showing side effects from the medication, schedule an immediate consultation with a law firm such as Connor Law. You trusted that your physician only had your best interest in mind, that they wouldn't prescribe you something that could be dangerous for your baby. Here is the information you want to have ready when you meet with your personal injury lawyer for the first time.
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: 3 Eligibility Requirements
Not everyone looking to file for bankruptcy actually qualifies for a chapter 7 filing. There are numerous criteria one must meet, regardless of whether or not you might have already been told that you're a prime candidate for a chapter 11, chapter 13, or chapter 20 bankruptcy. Each has unique stipulations and guidelines regarding which assets are forfeited and which you are permitted to retain, as well as things like payment plans, income levels, etc.
About Me
I am a real estate attorney, and I have been helping clients buy and sell property for many years. Some clients do not realize their legal obligations and options when it comes to purchasing or selling a house or land. I hope that this blog will be a way for people to get information about legal issues in real estate and what they need to know when doing business. Buying and selling property can be complicated, and all parties involved have legal obligations. Know what is expected of you, and you will be able to get the best out of your real estate transactions.