Un resbalón y caída nos puede ocurrir en cualquier lugar, pasa como todos los accidentes de modo repentino. A veces un resbalón nos brinda la oportunidad de que nuestros reflejos reaccionen y otra veces simplemente no se puede y produce una caída. Estos resbalones y caídas pueden provocar desde lesiones leves hasta graves. Es una […]
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Updates in Supreme Court decision in United States v. Taylor No. 20–1459, decided June 21, 2022. According to a criminal defense lawyer who residents trust from our friends, the Supreme Court of the United States decided in Taylor that attempted Hobbs Act robbery is not a federal crime of violence for purposes 18 USC § 924
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Credit Card Debt Relief Lawyer Half-way through 2022, credit card rates are high and climbing higher. Following a period of relative stability from 2009 to about 2015, thanks to President Obama’s pro-consumer Credit CARD Act, (Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009), rates began to rise significantly in 2015 and continued to climb
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How Do I Start the Estate Planning Conversation With My Parents? It’s a tale as old as time, as some parents, or older relatives, can be reluctant to discuss topics around death, inheritance, and estate planning. Or, perhaps younger relatives want to avoid the conversation because it makes them sad. We understand these conversations can
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Estate Planning Lawyer Whether you realize it or not, you have an estate. And did you know that nearly every person does? You may think that an estate is only for those who are rich and famous, but that’s really not the case. An estate plan consists of everything that a person owns, no matter
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When a loved one dies, there can be a lot of assets and logistics that need to be dealt with, and that can sometimes be overwhelming and emotional. A lot of this revolves around deciding what to do with the things they left behind. There are added layers of complication for things like homes and
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The Elder Justice Act of 2009 defines elder abuse as “the knowing infliction of physical or psychological harm or the knowing deprivation of goods or services that are necessary to meet essential needs of an individual age 60 or older.” At least 10% of people 60 and older experience abuse, and most of these crimes
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Personal Injury Lawyer One of the first things people should do after a car accident is seek medical care. However, if they feel perfectly fine after a crash, they might not think they need medical attention and go home. Then, days or weeks later, they wake up to excruciating pain and other unpleasant symptoms. The
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If you’ve been reading our blogs for a while, you’ve seen us mention “probate” — often along with the terms avoid, prevent, or stay away from. While probate is a valuable legal tool, if estate plans aren’t clear or there is a dispute, it’s better to work with an attorney to devise a plan that
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When creating an estate plan, a common aspect you will come across is called a Trust. At its most basic definition, a Trust is a legal structure in which a person manages or holds an asset to benefit another person. The one who holds the property is called a Trustee, whereas the person (or entity)
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