Understanding Good Faith, Negligence, And Fraud In Tax Law

18 June 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Receiving a notice from any tax authority, such as the IRS, can put a lot of fear into you. Worse, the government rarely provides a clear explanation of whether it feels you made an error due to a good-faith mistake, negligence, or fraud. It's up to you to decide how you want to navigate these issues, potentially risking allegations of civil or even criminal misconduct. Understandably, you're probably looking for tax attorneys who can tell you what's what. Read More 

4 Keys Features Of Nearly All Injury Claims

15 May 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Personal injury lawyers look at cases with an eye for a handful of critical elements. If you're planning to pursue a claim, it's important to understand how these might influence the outcome. Clients are advised to give these four concerns some thought. Naming a Defendant It's not enough that something left you injured. There must be an identifiable defendant, such as an individual or a legally recognized entity. As a rule, personal injury attorneys prefer to go up the food chain when naming defendants. Read More 

The 4 Main Steps Of The Divorce Process

15 April 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Most people have no idea how the divorce process works until they initiate it. If you want to begin a divorce, it may be helpful for you to learn the main steps involved in the process. There are many steps involved with a typical divorce case, but here are the primary four steps you must take to get divorced. 1. Filing the Divorce Petition You cannot start the divorce process without a petition. Read More 

What Are Some Common Types Of Personal Injury Cases?

27 February 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Personal injury law cases involve someone getting hurt due to the negligence or intent of another person. In cases such as these, it must be proven that the at fault party caused the injured person to be harmed. There are a variety of different situations in which a personal injury may occur. These are some common types of personal injury cases that are often brought before a judge in court. Read More 

What You Should Do if You Don’t Have an Estate Plan

3 February 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Even if you are not old or close to dying, it is important to have an estate plan in place for when the day comes that you need it. It is hard to predict the unimaginable, so it is better to be prepared than to wait until an estate plan is necessary. Here is what you should do if you do not have an estate plan already.  Create Your Will Read More