Two Options For Avoiding Jail In Your DUI Case

When you're convicted of a DUI, there's a good chance you'll be sentenced to jail time, depending on the circumstances of your case. As you can imagine, this can make it hard for you to maintain important aspects of your life, such as your job. However, even though you may be looking at jail time, here are two ways you can avoid it. Ask for Community Service One way to avoid jail time is to convince the judge that community service may be more appropriate for your case. [Read More]

Are You A Young Adult Considering Social Security Disability? Here's What You Need To Know

According to the Social Security Administration, those who are 20 years old today will have just over a 25% chance of becoming disabled before they reach the age of 67. Imagine if this generation of young people (and other generations) realized how commonplace disability before retirement age is, they may take better care of their health and work harder to secure a financial safety net for the future.  But what about those who have chronic health conditions who are struggling with gainful employment when they are in their early 20s who haven't had yet in life to prove themselves? [Read More]

Common Questions About The Process Of Preparing Your Final Affairs

Death is a topic that you may spend a great deal of energy avoiding giving much thought. However, being prepared for this inevitability is essential for protecting the best interests of your survivors. Sadly, the survivors of individuals that failed to take steps to prepare for their passing can encounter a number of frustrating and emotionally stressful problems. Why Are Wills Necessary? Individuals will often assume that a will is only necessary for those with large and complex estates. [Read More]

Common Mistakes Fathers Make Prior To And During A Fight For Child Custody

When a relationship with your partner has ended and you believe that obtaining custody of your minor child is in their best interests, it's important to be aware that your recent and current actions can have an enormous impact on the court's determination. For example, if you start a serious romantic relationship too quickly, the judge may perceive that negatively. Not paying enough child support can similarly reflect badly on you. [Read More]