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Recent Legal Articles
You Just Received a Contract. Do You Need a Lawyer?
Whether you're signing up for buying a car or renting a home, it's almost a guarantee that you'll be required to sign a contract. But do you need a lawyer to look it over before you sign?
Do You Have to Report Minor Car Accidents?
At first glance, a minor car accident seems like no big But even if the damage is minimal, whether you should report the accident is based on a number of factors.
How Much Does It Cost to Get Divorced?
Understanding what fees you might need to pay and how much divorce lawyers charge can help reduce uncertainty as you begin the process. This guide explains what factors affect the price.
Can I Sue the Manufacturer If I Am Injured Using a Product?
Defective product lawsuits can result in a plaintiff receiving compensation for medical bills, lost wages and associated damages. If you think you may be eligible to file a lawsuit, here are a few things you should know about product liability claims.
How to Fight Foreclosure
This article provides an overview of how to fight foreclosure. It covers the foreclosure process and some options for dealing with a foreclosure.
What's the Difference Between Alimony and Child Support?
Going through a divorce or custody fight can be confusing and emotional, so understanding all your options — including the financial support you're entitled to receive — is important.
How Are Property Lines Established — and Why Do They Matter?
Whether you’re thinking about adding a major extension to your home or just fencing in your backyard, you should establish where your property lines are before you begin by consulting your property deed or hiring a professional surveyor.
Who Gets the Dog in the Divorce?
Pets are part of your family. If you're facing a divorce, you may have big questions about what will happen to shared pets.