FAQs Of Estate Planning Attorney's Fees
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3 November 2015
The executor of your estate has many responsibilities, including working with your attorney to ensure that your estate is properly handled. The executor is also tasked with ensuring that the attorney is paid for his or her services. To ensure that your executor has the resources that he or she needs to handle the attorney's fees, it is important to understand how your estate is billed and how it is paid.
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You Got Fired For Filing A Sexual Harassment Claim- Now What?
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3 November 2015
Sexual harassment is a serious offense and will leave a permanent mark on your work record. Chances of re-employment can be a career-destroying element, but several options are available to work with these issues. You will have to provide credible evidence these problems are indeed in the past. Recovering from a sexual harassment claim is a long and difficult process.
Counseling
It is advised to receive professional help and guidance from a counselor to deal with these personal issues.
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Protecting Yourself Physically And Legally After A Dog Bite
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28 October 2015
Most people will agree that dogs are wonderful creatures. They provide entertainment, are a source of comfort and can even be trained to help out the disabled. Unfortunately, not every dog has a responsible owner who provides them with the proper care and training they need. When this happens, dogs can become disobedient, and those that are prone to aggression can become dangerous. Each year, approximately 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs.
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Three Ways You Can Be Lulled Into Avoiding Legal Consultation For Personal Injuries
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28 October 2015
Most people think that they need an attorney for personal injuries when an insurance company will not pay them the compensation they believe they are entitled to, and this is often the case. However, it is when there are seemingly no problems with an insurance company that you need to consult with an attorney the most. When an insurance attorney or representative is most helpful is when you need to be on the alert.
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