Getting Through Your Divorce and on With Your Life

• 4 Steps That May Help You Feel Less Nervous About An Upcoming Court Hearing

  29 July 2015

  If you have an upcoming court hearing for any reason, there's a chance you might be feeling nervous and uptight about it. This is quite normal because courtrooms can be intimidating, but feeling nervous is not going to help your case. There are steps you can take to help calm your nerves, and here are four different things that could make a big difference. Choose An Experienced Law Firm The first and foremost step you should take is selecting a law firm that is experienced.

• What Are Your Financing Options If Your Only Income Is Social Security Disability?

  13 July 2015

  If you've been out of the paid workforce for a while and receive Social Security Disability (SSD) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits in lieu of income, you may occasionally find yourself in a cash crunch when a large expense unexpectedly hits your bank account. Repairing a roof, replacing a car, and other occasional necessary expenses can require a surplus you may not have available. However, because SSD and SSI benefits are generally exempt from garnishment by creditors, it can be difficult to qualify for a loan when your only source of income is essentially untouchable.

• Failed A DUI Breath Test? What You Should Know About Your Defense Options

  23 June 2015

  If an officer has any reason to suspect that you're driving under the influence, he or she may not only ask for a field sobriety assessment, but also a breathalyzer test. Breath tests are a common method for law enforcement to use when evaluating your blood alcohol level. It's important to understand, though, that even if you fail a breath test, it doesn't always mean an automatic DUI conviction. In fact, when you retain a DUI attorney, he or she is likely to ask you a specific series of questions to help determine if you have a solid defense.

• Credit Counseling Vs. Bankruptcy: 3 Things To Consider

  3 June 2015

  If you owe thousands of dollars to credit card companies and are tired of being in debt, there are several different options you could use to help you eliminate the debt. Of these options, credit counseling and bankruptcy are two of the most common types. Here are three things to consider if you are trying to choose which one of these options to use. Time Frame The first thing to consider is how fast you would like to become debt-free.

• 3 Things You Need To Know To Prepare For A Deposition

  11 May 2015

  The deposition is a very important part of a car accident case. Typically, depositions happen during the discovery phase of the proceeding, before the actual trial. Much like witnesses at a trial, people being deposed have to answer questions from an attorney while under oath, but there won't be a jury or judge present. However, the deposition may be recorded, so it can be shown in court if necessary. As the plaintiff, you'll have to be deposed just like the defendant and any witnesses.

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