Are You Missing these Signs of Elder Abuse?
When you fear someone you love is being mistreated, it is natural to want to reach out and help. It seems even more urgent when senior citizens are the victims.
Category: Information on Different Areas of Law
Understanding the Different Types of Bankruptcy
Do you know the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy? Here’s some very basic information on the different types of bankruptcy to help you out:
Key Terms and Issues in Family Law
Considering an annulment? Not sure how spousal support or visitation rights work? We’ve defined some common family law terms and provided some very basic information to help you out:
3 Best Practices for Shared Custody of Children
Determining child custody is difficult. Whether you are going through a divorce and need to make arrangements, or you have been successfully co-parenting but need to make a change, this type of family law matter is challenging at best. If you are considering shared custody of children, however, we have a few best practices to make the experience less challenging and more productive for everyone.
3 Tips for Protecting Your Identity Online
With a username and password, you can do almost anything online these days. Banking, shopping, file storage – we do more things electronically than ever before. It is a convenient way of life, yet a potentially risky one, so protecting your identity online is critical.
4 Summer Safety Reminders for Homeowners
School is out, backyard parties have begun, and the kids are all right…that is, as long as homeowners take precautions to keep family and guests safe.
Medical Malpractice or Mix-up: Figuring It Out
As a patient, you know when something seems wrong with your medical care. But how are you supposed to know if it is a medical mix-up or medical malpractice?
Are security deposits legal?
If you are going to rent an apartment, condo or home in California, then you will probably be asked to verify your commitment by signing paperwork, paying at least a month’s rent ahead of time, and putting down a security deposit.
What You Need to Know about Estate Tax Exemptions When Drafting Your Will
Leaving an inheritance to your kids can be more complicated than expected – especially if you are unfamiliar with the current estate tax exemption.
Do I have to go to court to get a divorce in California?
If you want to get a divorce in California, then you may be wondering if you have to go to court.