Thursday, June 18, 2020

Requirements for Child Custody Modification In Your State


One of the most common questions I get is whether or not child custody can be changed or modified once a judge makes a decision.

Friday, June 12, 2020

Expert Advice: What Having A Postnup Really Means


Is a postnuptial agreement helpful in dealing with issues that may crop up inside an existing marriage? Estate Management Attorney, Ann-Margaret Carrozza, says a postnup provides much more than just ‘exit rules’ in the event of a divorce.

Tuesday, June 9, 2020

Adoption Home Study Tips - Jennifer Bliss, PsyD


Jennifer Bliss, PsyD, shares advice for parents looking to adopt a child on how to prepare for a successful home study.

Saturday, June 6, 2020

Wednesday, June 3, 2020

What To Do When You've Been Injured At Work


Your job is not just something you work hard at but something that is important to your livelihood. That’s why a workplace injury can be so devastating—missed time at work can mean missed paychecks and expensive medical bills.

Enter workers’ compensation. Designed (in many cases) to be the exclusive remedy for injuries that happen on the job, each state is different when it comes to filing claims and collecting these important benefits. The workers’ compensation system can sometimes be complicated with very specific procedural requirements before your claim will be accepted.

For that reason and many others, working with a workers’ compensation attorney can help make sure you get approved for these important benefits.