The Ins and Outs of the Immigration Process
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13 February 2017
When you want to become a United States citizen, there is an entire immigration process that you should be aware of. This is a potentially long, multifaceted approach, which will allow you to pick up your roots and move to one of the 50 states or territories. Along the way, you will need to do things such as understand the benefit of hiring a lawyer, get the best representation and prepare yourself for your move.
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3 Facts You Need To Know About Filing A Petition For Bankruptcy When You Are Financially Strapped
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13 December 2016
If you are so far in debt that you do not see a way to ever pay it off, bankruptcy could easily be the best option. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misunderstandings and fallacies associated with getting a fresh start through bankruptcy. Therefore, it is a good idea to be aware of the following facts about bankruptcy petitions so that you will have a clear understanding of what to expect in the future.
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Why You Shouldn' Underestimate Infant-Related Expenses When Negotiating Child Support
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22 November 2016
Many first time mothers are surprised at the high cost of raising a baby. This is why you need to be careful when negotiating child support if you are divorcing shortly after giving birth. Here are three expenses that surprise many first-time mothers:
Hike in Utility Bills
A newborn baby will usually be accompanied by a hike in utility bills such as water and energy bills. For example, you may find that you need to raise the thermostat level a little bit or use the dehumidifier more frequently to keep the baby comfortable, and that leads to increased energy consumption by heating and air conditioning unit.
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Want A Practice Run At A Personal Injury Trial? Try A Deposition
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31 October 2016
The personal injury process can be a long slog, but there is a legal procedure stuck in the middle of things that can present you with enormous possibilities. After the personal injury suit has been filed comes the "discovery" phase of the process. This important part of the trial process is aimed at allowing both sides (plaintiffs and defendants) an opportunity to share evidence and information about the case. This is part of what makes the trial process in the United States so unique, and it helps put the players on both sides on a more even playing field.
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