There is no state in the country that doesn't recognize a prenuptial agreement. This type of agreement is entered into in order to protect assets in case of divorce or if you die. A prenup is particularly important if you have not left behind a will, but still wish to protect your property so that children from an earlier relationship will inherit it. However, not everyone needs a prenup. Generally speaking, there are state laws that exist in order to protect assets that are brought into a marriage.
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The world of personal injury law is huge, mostly due to the varied ways that you can end up suffering from the negligence or wrongdoings of others. From drunk drivers causing injury in an auto accident to lasting harm caused by the negligence of medical malpractice, there are literally hundreds of examples that could be cited within the spectrum of personal injury law. Because the law provides full coverage for those who have suffered the penalties of the neglect of another, it's important for a victim to discuss their situation with an attorney who can help to determine just how much compensation they might be eligible for.
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Are you worried because you have depended on your spouse financially for years and now going through a divorce? There is nothing to be afraid of because a divorce lawyer can help you get alimony payments until you are able to take care of yourself financially. Below, find out what you need to know about alimony when going through a divorce.
What Can a Divorce Lawyer Do to Help Someone Receive Alimony?
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Do you need a lawyer? Often, the answer to that question is easy. If you find yourself charged with a crime, or learn that someone is trying to sue you, then the answer is usually "yes." But there are many people in situations where they're not sure if they need a lawyer or not. Here are some things to consider when in a legal dilemma:
The Benefits of the Simple Consultation
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Criminal defense attorneys often get a bad reputation. The public has a hard time wrapping their head around how a person can defend those "guilty" of committing a crime. However, when you or a loved one is the one being accused of a crime, you want the best defense possible fighting on your side. Find out the truth behind the common myths of criminal defense attorneys.
Myth #1 Go with the public defender.
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