2 Ways To Help Protect Your Elderly Loved One

Posted on 20 July 2018

The elderly are among the most vulnerable members of society. There are a lot of people who are unscrupulous and willing to take advantage of the elderly and people who can't protect themselves. If you have a loved one who falls into that demographic, you want to be able to do everything that you can to make sure that they are protected and that they get the help that they may need. [Read More]

Considering Bankruptcy? 4 Things You Should Do

Posted on 18 June 2018

When debt is piling up, bankruptcy is often the first solution that comes to mind. However, it is important that you consider other options before filing for bankruptcy. For example, you should consider debt consolidating first to see if you can get back on track financially. If, and when, bankruptcy is your only option, here are four things that you should do. 1. Get Access to Your Free Credit Report [Read More]

5 Reasons Why Workers' Compensation Claims Get Denied

Posted on 12 April 2018

While the majority of employers try their hardest to provide a safe working environment for their employees, accidents still occur. Whether it is from slipping on liquid on the floor or falling from a height, workers get hurt on the job every day. What makes things even more frustrating is when their workers' compensation claims get denied. Here are some of the most common reasons why employers deny workers' comp claims. [Read More]

Personal Injury Claims And Settlements | Common Faqs

Posted on 12 April 2018

Filing and winning a personal injury claim is not as cut and dry as it may seem to onlookers. In almost every situation, there are a lot of steps in between what happens when the claim is filed and the case goes to court, and a settlement offer is usually one of those steps in the process. Here are a few of the most common questions about settlement offers and the answers you need to know. [Read More]

About Me

Creating a Will

As a private attorney, I have worked with many clients as they created their wills in order to distribute property among family and other survivors after the client's death. Sometimes people don't realize that it is important to have a will even if you don't expect conflict over your property after you die. If you have no will, the distribution of your property and settlement of your business can take much longer than it has to. Your family and beneficiaries could be put through a much more difficult ordeal without a will to spell things out. This blog will show you why a will is important and teach you step by step how to go about setting up this important document.

Archive

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024