Understanding Your Legal Options

Posted on: 28 August 2023

Good estate planning protects your wealth and ensures your beneficiaries get what they deserve after your demise. However, estate planning is not solely for monetary wealth control. Good estate planning also encompasses your biggest wealth — your health. Below are four estate-planning tools you can use to protect your health. 1. Healthcare Proxy A healthcare proxy gives another person the legal authority to make healthcare decisions on your behalf if you cannot make the decisions.
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Posted on: 28 August 2023

Workers' compensation insurers may sometimes use delay tactics when a claim is submitted to minimize their financial liability. These tactics can be frustrating for injured workers who are already dealing with the physical, emotional, and financial challenges of their injuries. Here are some common delay tactics and ways a workers' compensation lawyer can help: Delay Tactics Used by Workers' Comp Insurers: Requesting Additional Information: Insurers might ask for unnecessary or excessive documentation, hoping that the injured worker will become overwhelmed or discouraged by the paperwork process.
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Posted on: 28 August 2023

Just because your divorce is over does not mean you are free from divorce-related legal problems. You may experience post-divorce problems that require a lawyer's intervention. Below are specific ways your divorce lawyer can help you after the divorce. Divorce Appeal You can appeal your divorce outcome if you disagree with the judge's ruling and have the legal backing for your disagreement. Therefore, you may need a divorce lawyer to appeal or to handle your appeal if your partner appeals.
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Posted on: 21 July 2023

Seeking medical treatment after a car accident is essential. Some victims are unsure if their injuries merit a visit to the emergency room. However, you should see a doctor even if you are not sure you are hurt. Here are several reasons why it's a good idea to do so: Hidden injuries: After an accident, the body can release adrenaline and endorphins, which can mask pain and symptoms. This might lead you to believe you are fine when, in reality, you might have underlying injuries that could worsen over time if left untreated.
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