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Automobile accidents can cause painful, costly injuries that disrupt your life. While there is no way to ensure that you will never suffer an accident, you can practice strategies to be a safer, more attentive driver. You can lessen the chances of causing a crash and...
The aftermath of an auto accident can leave victims confused and hurt, which may lead them to make mistakes that affect their ability to receive compensation for their injuries. If you find yourself injured in a vehicle collision, avoid these common mistakes that...
If you have an impending divorce, and your earning capacity is far below that of your soon-to-be ex-spouse, you’re probably preoccupied with fighting to receive an alimony award. If you’ve learned that your ex-spouse plans to leave the state after the divorce is...
When you decide to get divorced, you may worry about how this decision will affect the lives of your children. But many people get divorced every year, and many new parents learn how to co-parent with their ex effectively. According to the Centers for Disease Control...
It is always a good idea to communicate your wishes in the event of your death or incapacitation by creating an estate plan. However, it becomes even more important when you are part of an extended family, i.e., you or your spouse has children from a previous...
You can ask for spousal support in your divorce petition if you do not think you can support yourself after your marriage ends. In Maryland, state law establishes three types of spousal support, sometimes called alimony. Review the spousal support guidelines in...
The immediate aftermath of a car accident can be confusing. You may be unsure of what to do, both in the moment and in the weeks to come. Here are three things every driver should do after being involved in a car accident. 1. Get medical help It might seem obvious,...
A special needs trust is a document intended to manage assets for a beneficiary without compromising government benefits such as Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income. There are two types of special needs trusts. The first-party trust holds money for someone’s...
Talking finances may not be the most romantic part of getting ready for your big day, but more and more Americans are getting prenuptial agreements before tying the knot—whether for the first time or fifth. Business Insider notes that, between 2013 and 2016, family...
Dividing your assets in a divorce means handling every asset you own, even your business. Depending on the type and size of the business, this may be a complicated process. Many factors might affect your final decision on how to handle the business division. However,...
