If your wheelchair is struck by a car, you can end up seriously injured and you’ll need coverage and compensation for your medicals costs, loss of employment, pain, and other adaptive costs. Wheelchair accidents are not always so easy to defend in court. Here is what you’ll need to know about finding liability and seeking damages following the accident.
It’s not always the driver’s fault.
Generally, the driver who struck you will be found at fault for the accident, but sometimes, there are other circumstances that lead to the accident that move the fault to a third party. Read More»
The amount of child support you receive after a divorce isn’t set in stone. It is possible for the amount to be changed in the future. In fact, you can even go back to court and request an increase in child support if necessary. The following guide can help you determine if this is a good idea.
Has your income recently dropped?
If your income has dropped due to no fault of your own, such as a layoff or reduced hours, you may be able to get a temporary increase in child support to help offset the expenses of raising children until you can find new employment. Read More»
Owning residential real estate and renting out these properties can be a great way to generate income each month. If you currently have properties in the state of Massachusetts that you are interested in renting, it’s important that you take the time to understand your rights when it comes to demanding payment for utilities like water.
Here are three things that you are legally obligated to do before you can charge your Massachusetts tenants for water usage according to the Massachusetts Water Sewer Sub-Metering Law. Read More»
If you are starting the divorce process, you might be wondering what you should expect from it. Even though divorces are quite common, to many people the process is still unclear and unknown. Here are some things that you should know about going through a divorce.
1. You Will Have To Pay Your Own Legal Fees
One of the most important things you need to think about when divorcing is the money. Read More»
If you’re out on bail awaiting trial, you probably worked through a bail bondsman to obtain your release. If you did, the bail bondsman now has a vested interest in you. They need to make sure that you attend all of your court hearings and that you don’t skip town. If you fail to appear or you skip town, the bail bondsman will lose all the money that they paid to secure your release. Read More»
