Taking Legal Action Against A Resident For Breaking HOA Rules
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14 April 2020
Renting a condominium is a great way to live, as it usually comes with the advantage of living in a community that is nice and well taken care of. However, owning a condominium is an even better way of living, as you get all of the benefits that comes along with renting, but changes to the design of the unit can also be made. There is usually an HOA for owners of condominiums as well, which is why the properties are usually appealing.
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Tips for Winning Physical Custody During a Divorce
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25 February 2020
Are you looking to retain physical custody of your child when going through a divorce? If so, it will help to know these tips that will help you get the outcome you desire.
Hire a Child Custody Lawyer
The first step is hiring a child custody lawyer to fight on your behalf. They have seen many of these cases go to court and know what defenses are going to work best to win your physical custody.
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About Motorcycle Accidents
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31 January 2020
No one wants to think about the possibility of being involved in an accident, especially someone who rides a motorcycle. However, you want to have a good grasp on what you would do if you were involved in an accident. While there are some things you can never fully prepare for, this article can prove to be a help if you are involved in a minor accident with your motorcycle. Here are some of the things that you should know, and some answers to questions that a lot of motorcycle riders tend to ask.
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Going Through The Details Of Your Car Accident To Determine Fault And Injury Extent
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9 January 2020
A car accident attorney knows what it takes to prove the extent of your injuries and who is at fault for the injuries. While you can share fault for the accident and still receive compensation for your injuries, you will want to decrease your percentage of fault as much as possible. When you meet with a car accident lawyer in an initial consultation, you will want to bring as much information as you can to the meeting.
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