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Recent Legal Articles
How to Fight Foreclosure
This article provides an overview of how to fight foreclosure. It covers the foreclosure process and some options for dealing with a foreclosure.
What's the Difference Between Alimony and Child Support?
Going through a divorce or custody fight can be confusing and emotional, so understanding all your options — including the financial support you're entitled to receive — is important.
Who Gets the Dog in the Divorce?
Pets are part of your family. If you're facing a divorce, you may have big questions about what will happen to shared pets.
How Are Property Lines Established — and Why Do They Matter?
Whether you’re thinking about adding a major extension to your home or just fencing in your backyard, you should establish where your property lines are before you begin by consulting your property deed or hiring a professional surveyor.
What's the Difference Between State and Federal Crimes?
Criminal cases typically go through the state court system, but some situations bump up the charges to the federal level. If you or someone you know is facing criminal charges, it’s important to understand the difference between state and federal crimes.
What’s a Virtual Lawyer and Should You Hire One?
A virtual lawyer is an easy way to get legal advice, but you'll need to consider whether one is right for your situation.
Are Landlords Liable for Injuries that Occur on Rental Property?
Who’s liable for injuries that occur on rental properties? The landlord or the tenant? Unfortunately, there’s no clear-cut answer to these questions. It ultimately depends on the specific situation.
How Do You Take Over Your Elderly Parents’ Estate?
Estate planning for elderly parents is complex with lots of legal considerations, and it becomes even more difficult if your parents aren't cognitively able to help. Here’s how to take over your elderly parents' estate to help keep their finances in order.
