Hi there. I'm Ricky. I'm here to talk to you about general attorney services. An attorney can help you settle longtime disputes without excess stress and worry. Your attorney will provide you with legal guidance to help you avoid missteps throughout the process. Attorneys can even facilitate mediation to help you come to a mutual agreement and avoid having to go through a lengthy court process. Attorneys complete your paperwork and make sure everything is submitted as required for the case. I hope you can use the information on my site to learn about the value of hiring general attorneys. Thank you.
Posted on: 26 July 2018
The court system bans the use of hearsay (i.e., secondhand testimony) because the actual witness to the event (not the person relaying the gossip) is typically not available for examination by the jury or defense attorney. Although you can often get testimony based on hearsay thrown out of court for this reason, here are three times when it will be allowed by the judge and can used against you in court. [Read More]
Posted on: 8 June 2018
You may pride yourself on your clean driving record until you are given your very first moving violation or traffic ticket. These tickets can often have lasting repercussions; in addition to paying the ticket, you'll likely be issued so-called "points" that could affect your insurance costs and ultimately affect your ability to drive. Therefore, you might be eager to dispute that first ticket. If so, here's how you could do it effectively. [Read More]
Posted on: 7 April 2018
When a person becomes disabled, they can face an uncertain future as they may no longer be able to work to support themselves. In these situations, long-term disability benefits can prove to be essential forms of support. However, there are many myths about these benefits that may leave individuals unable to make informed decisions concerning their disability benefits. Myth: Only Government Benefits Cover Long-Term Disability One assumption that people will have about long-term disability is that only government benefits will cover this type of problem. [Read More]
Posted on: 20 March 2018
If you watch a lot of television or movies, you've probably heard this phrase before: "I'm calling my attorney." So many actors and actresses say it on film that many everyday people have picked up the lingo as well. Although it's a common saying, not every person who speaks it can actually back it up. When you have a lawyer on retainer you'll be able to make this claim with full confidence. [Read More]