About Me

Understanding the Basics of Consumer, Financial and Personal Injury Law

Up until nine months ago, I always considered myself above everyone else when it came to having good credit. I paid my bills on time and never went a day late on rent. I became the epitome of what a good consumer should be. But after losing my job after 12 years of faithfulness and hard work, my ego took a hit and so did my credit and finances. Humbled, broke and unable to pay my bills, I decided to file bankruptcy. I couldn't get a job right away and the only way to stay afloat was to start over. My bankruptcy attorney helped me do that. I started this blog to teach you how to come back from a financial and personal disaster with your life intact. I hope that you find the legal counsel you need to rebuild your life as well.

Involved In An Auto Accident? Do These 3 Things

Posted on December 16, 2015

An auto accident is a very traumatic event, which can lead to injury, unexpected expenses, and stress. You may think your priority should be recovering from any injuries you sustained due to the accident, but ignoring other important things can lead to not receiving the settlement you deserve. Make sure to do these 3 things after your auto accident occurs. Visit A Doctor Immediately In a serious automobile accident, chances are you'll be taken to the nearest hospital by an ambulance and not have much choice in the matter. [Read More]

Dealing With A Difficult Divorce? Don't Risk A Contempt Of Court Charge

Posted on November 30, 2015

It isn't uncommon for a motion of contempt to be filed in a bitter divorce case, particularly where the parties have an ongoing feud over custody, assets, or support payments. If you're involved in a contentious divorce, this is what you should know about contempt charges (before you get one): Criminal Contempt Criminal contempt occurs when you disrupt the court proceedings or threaten the mechanisms of justice itself. For example, if you stand up and curse at the judge in a fit of anger or the bailiff overhears you mutter to yourself about how you feel like punching you ex's attorney, that will land you in criminal contempt. [Read More]

4 Tips For Handling Work Place Injuries Effectively

Posted on November 12, 2015

Workplace injuries can be very serious and very expensive. In fact, direct costs associated with workers' comp is estimated at about $1 billion dollars a week for employers. These costs can include medical services, legal fees, and even workers' comp payment to the employee. In order to help keep the costs at a minimum, the company must remain organized an efficient when dealing with workers' comp cases. Here are four tips to better manage your worker's comp cases and avoid paying high fees that could cost the company lots of money. [Read More]

Could A Bird's Nest Custody Arrangement Benefit You And Your Children?

Posted on October 26, 2015

A "bird's nest" custody arrangement can allow your children to stay in the marital home after a divorce while you and your ex-spouse share parenting by moving in and out of the home on a schedule (like birds taking turns in a nest with their young). It's an alternative custody arrangement that can work, but mediation is often necessary to help smooth the way. What are the benefits of a bird's nest custody arrangement? [Read More]