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How to Keep Rental Property in Bankruptcy

For rental property owners across the United States, recent years have been challenging at best. During the pandemic there were long eviction freezes and rent moratoriums. While those days are behind us, many landlords have yet to recover financially. More than 70% of properties with four or fewer rental units aren’t owned by large real estate companies, according to the

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Domestic Abuse Facts & Resources

In 2021, On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States, and 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence, intimate partner contact sexual violence, and/or intimate partner stalking with impacts such as injury, fearfulness, post-traumatic stress disorder, use of victim services, contraction of

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Dr. Death

Why I’ll Never Stop Talking About Dr. Death

In addition to being known for J.R. Ewing, The Dallas Cowboys and big hair, Dallas will also be forever known as the home of Dr. Death. In case you have been living under a rock, Dr. Death is Christopher Duntsch, a young neurosurgeon who came to Dallas and ended up leaving a trail of maimed and dead patients in his wake

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What is an Uncontested Divorce in Missouri?

Divorce Can be a Difficult Process Divorce is never a pleasant experience, even if both parties agree on everything and the couple is completely agreeing to end the marriage. When children are involved, divorce proceedings can be more complicated, contested, angrier, and emotional. No couple desires to see their divorce proceedings drag out for months. The ideal divorce, if there

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vaccine disagreements

Safety of a Child is Paramount When Vaccination Disagreements Arise

A common question for many divorce lawyers is, “how are medical issues decided in joint-custody situations?” This question comes up when divorced couples discuss normal childhood vaccinations such as measles, tuberculosis, polio, and typhoid, but it has increased recently now that the COVID-19 vaccine is available for children 12 years and older. The answer is that vaccinations and other non-emergency

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Industries with the Most Wrongful Death Cases in Mobile, AL

Industries with the Most Wrongful Death Cases in Mobile, AL Businesses have an obligation to take care of their employees, but unfortunately, all too often they fail to pull this off. There are multiple reasons why they wind up failing at this, but by far the most common cause for this negligence is greed, leading to the company cutting corners

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Plantation, Florida Laws that Govern Evictions

Plantation, Florida Laws that Govern Evictions There are various laws that deal with evictions and this is handled at the state level. This is no exception in the state of Florida. Of course, there are different eviction rules based on the particular issue with the tenant. If you have further questions and concerns after reading this article, it’s in your

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IP Afterlife Prince Estate

IP Afterlife

“Our new Constitution is now established, and has an appearance that promises permanency; but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” – Benjamin Franklin, 1779 On April 21, 2016, Prince died without a will. Since then, his estate has been involved in constant legal turmoil. The initial reports dealt with who his heirs

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What Is “Wrongful Death” in Mobile, Alabama?

Wrongful death is a term that gets thrown around a lot. We hear it in the news, online, and in many other connotations but many people do not understand fully what it means and what it might mean in terms of legal settings and potential settlements. For those that feel they are dealing with a wrongful death suit, Mobile, AL

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Methods Some Tampa Employers Use to Short Workers Commissions

When you’re on your job search, you may be offered a job with a salary plus benefits, but a very common form of compensation involves a salary plus commission or commission as the only form of payment. For many businesses, this model makes sense, because it ensures that the worker is motivated to make as many sales as possible. The commission-only

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rental property

How to Keep Rental Property in Bankruptcy

For rental property owners across the United States, recent years have been challenging at best. During the pandemic there were long eviction freezes and rent moratoriums. While those days are behind us, many landlords have yet to recover financially. More than 70% of properties with four or fewer rental units aren’t owned by large real estate companies, according to the

Read More »

Domestic Abuse Facts & Resources

In 2021, On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States, and 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence, intimate partner contact sexual violence, and/or intimate partner stalking with impacts such as injury, fearfulness, post-traumatic stress disorder, use of victim services, contraction of

Read More »
Dr. Death

Why I’ll Never Stop Talking About Dr. Death

In addition to being known for J.R. Ewing, The Dallas Cowboys and big hair, Dallas will also be forever known as the home of Dr. Death. In case you have been living under a rock, Dr. Death is Christopher Duntsch, a young neurosurgeon who came to Dallas and ended up leaving a trail of maimed and dead patients in his wake

Read More »

What is an Uncontested Divorce in Missouri?

Divorce Can be a Difficult Process Divorce is never a pleasant experience, even if both parties agree on everything and the couple is completely agreeing to end the marriage. When children are involved, divorce proceedings can be more complicated, contested, angrier, and emotional. No couple desires to see their divorce proceedings drag out for months. The ideal divorce, if there

Read More »
vaccine disagreements

Safety of a Child is Paramount When Vaccination Disagreements Arise

A common question for many divorce lawyers is, “how are medical issues decided in joint-custody situations?” This question comes up when divorced couples discuss normal childhood vaccinations such as measles, tuberculosis, polio, and typhoid, but it has increased recently now that the COVID-19 vaccine is available for children 12 years and older. The answer is that vaccinations and other non-emergency

Read More »

Industries with the Most Wrongful Death Cases in Mobile, AL

Industries with the Most Wrongful Death Cases in Mobile, AL Businesses have an obligation to take care of their employees, but unfortunately, all too often they fail to pull this off. There are multiple reasons why they wind up failing at this, but by far the most common cause for this negligence is greed, leading to the company cutting corners

Read More »

Plantation, Florida Laws that Govern Evictions

Plantation, Florida Laws that Govern Evictions There are various laws that deal with evictions and this is handled at the state level. This is no exception in the state of Florida. Of course, there are different eviction rules based on the particular issue with the tenant. If you have further questions and concerns after reading this article, it’s in your

Read More »
IP Afterlife Prince Estate

IP Afterlife

“Our new Constitution is now established, and has an appearance that promises permanency; but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” – Benjamin Franklin, 1779 On April 21, 2016, Prince died without a will. Since then, his estate has been involved in constant legal turmoil. The initial reports dealt with who his heirs

Read More »

What Is “Wrongful Death” in Mobile, Alabama?

Wrongful death is a term that gets thrown around a lot. We hear it in the news, online, and in many other connotations but many people do not understand fully what it means and what it might mean in terms of legal settings and potential settlements. For those that feel they are dealing with a wrongful death suit, Mobile, AL

Read More »

Methods Some Tampa Employers Use to Short Workers Commissions

When you’re on your job search, you may be offered a job with a salary plus benefits, but a very common form of compensation involves a salary plus commission or commission as the only form of payment. For many businesses, this model makes sense, because it ensures that the worker is motivated to make as many sales as possible. The commission-only

Read More »

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