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• Going Through A Divorce? Do You Need A Forensic Accountant?

  3 March 2015

  The divorce process can get extremely tricky when there is a business involved. Are you going through a divorce and generate income through a business operated by your soon to be former spouse? If so, your attorney will likely suggest that you bring a forensic accountant in to help with your case. What is a forensic accountant? A forensic accountant is generally a certified accountant that helps evaluate the financials of the business.

• 2 Types Of Damages You May Recover In A Medical Malpractice Case

  20 February 2015

  Being injured because of the fault of a hospital or doctor can simply be devastating. You may also have a multitude of financial losses in this situation, as well. The key to being able to get on with your life may rest in receiving the necessary amount of compensation for your losses. Knowing the various types of damages that are possible to recover in a medical malpractice case may be beneficial to you.

• Dealing With A Serious Auto Accident: How To Act Before You Hire A Lawyer

  28 January 2015

  If you are suffering severe injuries because of another driver's negligence, and you are being flooded by insurance companies, lawyers and police at the hospital don't talk to anyone. You want to take the time to find your own civil trial lawyer you can trust if your accident and lawsuit goes to trial. People are going to want you to say certain things, or agree to different terms while you are hurt and trying to recover.

• 3 Things To Avoid When Filing For Bankruptcy

  17 January 2015

  Filing for a bankruptcy is a major decision. It can be a helpful solution for many people to get their finances back on track and have forgiveness from the debt that they might be drowning in. If you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, here are a couple things that you must avoid doing. They could harm your chances at being able to file. 1. Don't Get Any New Debt

• Domestic Violence And Alcoholism: An Intricate Relationship

  16 January 2015

  The relationship between domestic violence and alcohol is very complicated. While you are likely to assume that alcohol is the primary cause of your partner's violent tenancies, this is not always the case. In many cases, alcohol doesn't make your partner violent. In fact, he or she may be getting drunk: As An Excuse to Get Violent Some abusive partners consciously decide to get drunk so that they can come back and get violent with you.

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