How to Handle Social Security Disability Problems

Posted on 2 September 2015

If you get a long-term or chronic illness, you might be liable for social security disability. This allows you to continue having income benefits even if you are unable to work. In some cases, you might have issues with social security disability claims and being approved for it. The following tips help you handle different issues that might come up. What happens if you apply yourself? The first problem you might face when filing for social security disability is that you filled out the information incorrectly or didn't provide the documents needed. [Read More]

Who Can Be Held Accountable For Your Wheelchair Accident And Injuries?

Posted on 1 September 2015

When you think about a wheelchair, you simply think about the fact that they provide enhanced mobility and freedom to those who are disabled or physically injured. What you probably don't think about is the fact that tragic wheelchair-related accidents occur. In fact, according to one study, more than three out of every 1000 individuals in a wheelchair will be in a serious accident. Sadly, it can be hard to decipher who exactly is at-fault for the accident, but it can be done. [Read More]

How to Gain Guardianship of a Disabled Child Who Is Being Abused or Neglected

Posted on 31 August 2015

If you know a disabled child that is not being cared for properly, and you would like to gain guardianship of him or her, you need to meet with an attorney who specializes in guardianship cases right away. There is a process that must be followed in order to gain guardianship for a child who is disabled and in need of proper care. The following guide walks you through a few things that may have to happen in order for you to gain guardianship of the child. [Read More]

Could I Be Legally Forced To Compete With Another Business?

Posted on 30 August 2015

Businesses often work together and enter into several agreements, even if they consider themselves to be competitors. However, there are some agreements that may actually be illegal because they violate antitrust laws. One of these illegal agreements is the refusal to deal. If you are accused of this crime, you will need to work with your attorney to minimize any civil liabilities or criminal criminal fines. A Refusal to Deal [Read More]

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estate planning to relieve the family of stress

Do you have things in order for the day that you pass? Does your family know your wishes? Have you completed and signed the proper documents to ensure that your home goes to someone in the family rather than taken by the local government? This blog is all about hiring an attorney to help you get your things in order to prepare for the day that you pass. It is my hope that the information that I have provided here will help you take care of the estate planning that is necessary to ensure that your family goes through as little stress as possible after your passing.