22nd of December, 2007

Protecting Yourself from Identity Fraud

Posted in Law Info at 9:19 pm | Permanent Link

Your identity is extremely valuable. You need it to prove who you are for various purposes in your day-to-day life, such as opening a bank account, obtaining a loan, getting a credit card, purchasing goods or services, applying for a passport or driving licence, or claiming benefits. If a criminal gets hold of your personal details, they can do exactly the same things in your name without your knowledge. And it’s not rare for this to happen – the problem of identity theft is increasing all the time and the Home Office estimates that it costs the UK economy £1.7 billion a year. Read the rest of this entry »

19th of November, 2007

Personal Bankruptcy Laws

Posted in Law Info at 9:13 pm | Permanent Link

Individuals can file for personal bankruptcy as a last ditch effort when their credit reaches the limit. This helps them clear out a few debts by selling their assets and starting a whole new life without creditors beating at their door. The gives them an opportunity to start afresh without credit worries since creditors have no more right to press collection charges. Read the rest of this entry »

20th of October, 2007

Why Incorporate

Posted in Business Law at 9:08 pm | Permanent Link

Business is a risky nature. It is also said the higher the risk, the greater the benefit. Discretion is the better part of the valor, as the potential downfall might lead to complete financial failure and recovering could be a mammoth task. It is important to know how much money you should risk, and incorporating a business venture reduces the risk and the personal liability. Read the rest of this entry »

10th of October, 2007

Last Will And Testament

Posted in Family Law at 9:00 pm | Permanent Link

A last will or testament is a document by which a person arranges for the distribution of his or her property and possessions after her death. Family members have the legal rights to property of a person but a person’s will is always respected whether he wants to leave his money to them or some acquaintance in Timbuktu. The will and testament regulates others’ rights over one’s property and family after one’s death. Read the rest of this entry »

20th of September, 2007

Legal Nurse Consulting Provides a New Career Opportunity for RNs

Posted in Law Info at 10:21 pm | Permanent Link

What Is a Legal Nurse Consultant?

A legal nurse consultant is a registered nurse who uses existing expertise as a healthcare professional plus specialized training to consult on medical-related cases at fees of $100-$150 per hour. Few attorneys know how to read medical records or understand the terminology and subtleties of healthcare issues to achieve the best results for their clients. A legal nurse consultant bridges that gap in the attorney’s knowledge. While the attorney is the expert on legal issues, the legal nurse consultant is the expert on nursing, the healthcare system and its inner workings. Read the rest of this entry »

15th of August, 2007

Advance Directives and Do Not Resuscitate Orders Explained

Posted in Law Info at 10:16 pm | Permanent Link
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An advance directive outlines what wishes your doctor must follow if you become unable to make your own medical decisions. When you`re admitted to the hospital usually the staff will ask you if you have an advance directive, or you can hand your doctor and hospital staff a copy yourself if they don’t ask. Read the rest of this entry »

20th of July, 2007

Child Support

Posted in Family Law at 10:10 pm | Permanent Link

Paying child support is a tremendous responsibility. The payments that are made are distribute to the custodial parents to ensure that their children have what they need to live a comfortable life. There are many cases today being open for establishing child support so the custodial parents may receive assistance from the non-custodial parent in supporting their child/children. There are several things you must do as a custodial parent before you receive child support payments. One, you must establish child support, second, you must locate the non-custodial parent, and if the non-custodial parent refuses to acknowledge the child you must have a paternity test performed. Read the rest of this entry »

17th of June, 2007

The Fundamentals of Bail Bonds

Posted in Law Info at 10:04 pm | Permanent Link

Once in jail, some criminals can get temporary freedom through bail bonds. Bail bonds are basically contractual undertakings between the person posting bail and the bail bond broker. With the bail bond, it is the responsibility of the bail bond broker to promise the appearing of the defendant in court when summoned.

It is usually kith or kin who contacts the bail agent for the release of the defendant through a bail bond. The bail amount for the defendant is decided by the judge, where the bail agent receives a percentage of the amount. Read the rest of this entry »

23rd of May, 2007

How to Obtain a Workers Compensation Settlement

Posted in Accidents at 9:45 pm | Permanent Link

In my opinion, our justice system should not be abused by people who are just looking at to make a quick buck. However, there are times when people get injured and really deserve money for their injuries. I know because I was crippled on the job. I would be penniless today if not for my workers compensation settlement.

In my state, the worker’s compensation commission is notoriously pro business. Those who are in charge of the commission avoid giving decent workers compensation settlements whenever they can. I was offered a pittance when a broken machine chopped off my hand. For my troubles, I was only offered $10,000 dollars and an early retirement. Read the rest of this entry »