2017

Miranda Exception: When The Police Don't Have To Read Your Rights

Popular media has probably exposed you to the idea that the police have to read your Miranda rights before putting you in custody. However, these sensational portrayals of legal drama often forget to mention that Miranda rights don’t apply in all cases; here are some of the situations in which your Miranda rights may be suspended: There Was a Public Safety Issue The prosecution may be able to use your interrogation as evidence in court if the police can prove that there was a public safety issue at stake.


3 Essential Things You Need To Know Before Hiring A Lawyer

Whether you need a lawyer to help guide you through a divorce or require assistance after being hurt in an auto accident, take your time to decide which attorney is right for you. Ask for an initial consultation, then be sure to find out these factors before deciding whether an attorney is the right fit for you and your situation. Know Your Lawyer’s Educational History Before making decisions about whether an attorney is equipped to handle your case, it’s okay to ask about the person’s education.


A Checklist For Estate Planning

At some point in everyone’s life, they should figure out their estate planning. An estate plan needs to be tailored to each individual and should cover what will happen in the event of death or a disability. You need to plan for your family and friends and how they might be affected by your death. Most people aren’t really sure where to start where it comes to estate planning. This guide will take you through a checklist of areas that you should cover when it comes to planning your estate.


Injured By A Drunk Driver: 4 Things You Need To Know About Taking Legal Action

Being injured as a result of a drunk driver can be a devastating experience. Furthermore, if your injuries were serious, you may also be stuck with medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses related to the accident itself. Fortunately, you can take legal action against the driver who is at fault, though there are some important things you need to know about the process of taking a drunk driver to court for damages.


3 Key Steps To Follow When Beginning The Divorce Process

Going through a divorce can be a traumatic experience no matter who you are. Whether you are a man or a woman, you are likely concerned about maintaining your current financial situation as much as possible as well as worrying about what will happen with any children you may have from the marriage. If you want to have a fighting chance in court, here are three things every one should do upon getting served with divorce papers.


Getting It Right: Know The Differences In Social Security Programs

The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers two programs to assist those who have an illness that prevents them from working at their jobs. These two programs are frequently confused, but they are very different. Knowing which one works best for your needs is important, especially when you consider how long and complicated the application process is for both programs. Read to learn more about how these two programs are similar, and what makes them so different from each other.


3 Workers' Comp Myths Debunked

When injured on the job, workers’ comp is designed to help you deal with the financial hardships that come from being hurt and missing work. While this type of insurance offers many benefits, there are some myths out there that need to be debunked. Here is the truth behind 3 of them. Myth 1: You Can’t Collect Workers’ Comp When You Returned To Work Immediately You may have been injured at work, but you still continued to go to work.


A Brief Look At Easy Ways To Avoid Accidents Involving A Semi Truck

Since they have a much larger stature and are far heavier than the average vehicle, semi trucks can be all-out intimidating to share the highways with on your daily travels. Unfortunately, accidents involving a semi and a passenger vehicle don’t usually end well for the driver of the smaller of the two, which is why you must do everything you can to avoid being involved in a collision with a semi.