Automatic Withdrawals And Bankruptcy

The advent of online financial transactions has changed the way most people shop, pay their bills, and much more. One such financial action is automatic withdrawals. While being able to pay recurring financial expenses via automatic withdrawal from your bank is convenient, a bankruptcy filing could create issues that need to be addressed in a proactive manner. Read on to find out how to handle automatic bank withdrawals once you've filed a chapter 7 bankruptcy. [Read More]

Some of the Things You Will Want Addressed in a Child Custody Agreement

If you are getting to the point where you are ready to hire a child custody attorney, you will want to make sure that you are bringing up the most important matters so that he or she can make sure that they are addressed in the written agreement. Some of the things that you might want addressed include: Holiday Visitation Schedule Sure, you might already know what the regular weekend visitation schedule will look like, but you do not want to assume that those visits will line up properly with holiday weekends. [Read More]

Movie Extras And Personal Injuries: Can You Sue?

Choosing to earn money as a movie extra can be a really fun and exciting activity. However, it is not without its risks. If you are accidentally injured on the set, you are faced with some difficult choices. You could sit this movie out if you have already appeared in footage, you could be an extra on future movies, or you could risk everything suing the film production company. It could be that you cannot sue them, too, in which case, you need to talk to a personal injury attorney. [Read More]

Is Your Spouse Hiding Assets?

Married couples share almost everything, but that is not the case for everyone. The potential to deceive a spouse can be high if the motivation is there and what you don't know might really hurt you when a divorce looms. Read on to learn more about how divorce treats property and how hidden assets could make you walk away from a divorce with far less than you might be entitled to. [Read More]