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How A Family Law Attorney Can Help

There are many specialties of law, but this blog is specifically about family law and all it encompasses. My husband and I visited an attorney who practices family law when we were going to adopt a child. The attorney was very informative and helped us through this wonderful event in our lives. Out of curiosity, I started doing research about family law and I found out that this field of law is very wide. I learned that family law also includes marriage, divorce and child welfare. Since I found this information very interesting, I wanted to share it with others who are also curious about family law. I hope that my blog opens your mind to the many ways that an attorney who practices family law can help others.

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5 Helpful Tips For Avoiding A Speeding Ticket

Posted on December 5, 2014

Although a speeding ticket probably will not give you any jail time, it can have some consequences. If you get caught speeding, you can face hefty fines, higher auto insurance rates and even license suspension. When you are driving on the road, you should be careful not to speed. Here are five helpful tips for avoiding a speeding ticket. Do Not Admit That You Were Speeding If you get pulled over by a police officer, you should never admit that you were speeding. [Read More]

3 Ways To End Your Marriage

Posted on December 4, 2014

Deciding on the least stressful way to divorce can be difficult. Each marital situation is different, and the state of the relationship as the marriage is ending will determine the divorce that is necessary. Scheduling an appointment with your attorney can help you choose the right type of divorce. Knowing the legal ways to do this beforehand can prepare you when faced with this difficult situation. Uncontested Divorce When both of the spouses want to divorce, the simplest way to do so is with an uncontested divorce. [Read More]

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: What About Your Homeowner's Association Fees?

Posted on December 4, 2014

One debt you might not consider when you file for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is your homeowner's association fees. The court does consider those fees though. Before you file for bankruptcy, it is important you understand how your HOA fees are viewed and what you can do about them.  Fees Before Filing How your HOA fees are viewed by the court depends largely on whether or not you are planning to keep your home. [Read More]

Should You Put Your Special Needs Child's Name On His Trust Fund?

Posted on December 3, 2014

If you are the parent of a child with a disability, regardless of the level of severity, you are likely teaching him or her to be as independent as possible. It's important that you treat your child as you would had he or she not been born disabled, as it will increase his or her chances of being successful throughout life, even when you're not around to provide assistance. One way that you can help your child to be as independent as possible as an adult is by starting a trust fund. [Read More]