Information Booklet for Personal Injury Clients

As you exit the courthouse, you feel drained but relieved. The judge ordered your child’s other parent to pay you a weekly child support amount calculated according to your state guidelines....

First things first: What exactly is a living trust, and why might you want to create one? How is a living trust different from other sorts of trusts? And is the...

The weather is finally warmer, so people will finally be getting out on their motorcycles for the season. Every year we get a lot of calls from motorcyclists who have been...

You have just gotten out of the car following a crash. You’re dazed and confused. What do you do now? We all know the basics; call the police, provide insurance information,...

Are you facing the challenging crossroads of financial instability due to addiction and the burden of credit card debt? You’re not alone. This article is here to help you navigate the...

When you’re found guilty of a crime, that conviction can shadow you for the rest of your life. Sometimes, the only way to escape that shadow is through an official pardon....

“I don’t need a Will right now. I’ll get to it when I’m older.” Is this something that has gone through your mind? If so you are not alone. The majority...

When a person injures you the law calls it a “tort.” When a person breaks a law created by the legislature it is called a crime. Most people who are harmed...

Nothing can be more stressful than finding out that the IRS wants to audit your taxes. In recent years the number of IRS audits have been declining. In 2019 only .45%...

The most important thing for you to do, quite simply, is to recover from your injury. The law requires injured people to “mitigate their damages.” In other words, the law requires...