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Attorney or Paralegal?

Lawyers are expensive, which is why there’s a market for paralegal services. Paralegals are trained in the law, and while they can’t give legal advice, they can assist with filing legal documents for certain matters; limiting the amount of money that you need to spend on legal services, and the time you need to spend in court. But do you know when you can use a paralegal and when you really need a lawyer? I started this blog to explore the differences between an attorney’s services and a paralegal’s services. You need to know that you’re choosing the right professional for your legal problem, and this blog can help you determine what kind of legal help you need.

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Five Things Your Insurance Provider May Not Want You To Know

Posted on January 20, 2015

Those who have been denied an insurance claim are likely to feel helpless when facing the vast resources and the presumably extensive legal experience of their insurance providers. Policy holders preparing to pursue an insurance bad faith lawsuit may fear that their case against their insurance company is a long shot. However, many laws and legal standards are in place to protect the interests of the consumer in an insurance policy agreement. [Read More]

Going Through A Divorce? Here's What To Expect In Court

Posted on January 14, 2015

While going through a divorce isn't the most exciting time in your life, it happens more often than you might think. Just about every divorce case requires you to go to court at least once during the process. Even though you shouldn't worry too much about the hearing, you still want to make sure you are properly prepared beforehand. Consider some of the following information to ensure your court hearing goes by as smoothly and effortlessly as possible. [Read More]

Pulled Over? Why You Should Probably Decline To Take A Field Sobriety Test

Posted on January 6, 2015

What happens if you're on your way home after a New Year's Eve party and you're stopped by a police officer on the suspicion that you're driving while intoxicated? More than likely, the officer will ask you to take what is called a Field Sobriety Test (FST). Should you agree? What happens if you don't? Here's what you should know. A No-Win Situation If an officer pulls you over, he or she already suspects that you've been drinking. [Read More]

Compensation Ideas And Negotiations For Accident Victims

Posted on December 23, 2014

If you've been involved in an accident and it wasn't your fault, the battle for compensation may still be too difficult to manage alone. Your opponent won't give you suggestions on how to enhance your life with as much of their money as possible, so you'll need to understand your life needs before accepting any offers. With a few considerations for settlement negotiations, you can avoid low bid traps and misleading offers while keeping the door open for more opportunities: [Read More]