Things You Can Do To Help Your Kids During Your Divorce

One thing you should think about before you begin the divorce process is the effects it will have on your kids. While staying together just for the sake of the kids is something many couples do, this is not always the right move. If you decide that a divorce is right for you and if you have kids, you can make it easier on them by understanding what kids want in a divorce and giving those things to your kids. Read More 

How Workers’ Compensation Wages Differ From Job Income

When an on-the-job injury keeps you from working, you may come to depend on your employer's workers' compensation coverage. With medical costs soaring, you'll be glad to have that aspect of your care covered by worker's comp insurance. In addition to medical treatment costs, worker's compensation also pays hurt workers a partial disability wage while they are unable to work. This wage has some unique features that set it apart from other forms of compensation. Read More 

Why You Should Hire A Custody Attorney Instead Of Fighting The Battle Alone

It is true that you have the right to represent yourself in custody battles, but it is not something that is generally advisable. If you have found yourself wondering whether you really need legal representation, you will want to continue reading. Here are some reasons why retaining a custody attorney is so important: They Won't Take Things Personal When you have an attorney working your child custody case, you will no longer have to directly deal with the other parent in regards to the case itself. Read More 

Labor Law Services Help Those Discriminated Because Of Disability

The country passed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990. Since then, workers with disabilities have enjoyed protections from workplace discrimination, both on the federal level and through similar state regulations. Nevertheless, abuse still occurs. At times, an employer may do so unknowingly. In other instances, they may decide to just ignore the law. Regardless of why the discrimination occurs, disabled workers should contact labor law services as soon as possible. Read More 

What To Know About Your Pretrial Divorce Deposition

Unless you and your spouse are able to agree on every single divorce issue, you might be headed for a court case. Divorce trials, in some cases, can get complicated. In this instance, complications refer to contested issues like: Child custody, visitation, and support Spousal support Marital property Marital debt And more. Any one of the above can call for a divorce case that's built upon a lot of financial documentation, custody evaluations, forensic accountancy investigations, and more. Read More