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• What You Need To Know About A Fault Divorce

  25 September 2015

  If you are considering a divorce, you might be wondering if you should file a fault or no-fault divorce. In many cases people opt for a no-fault divorce because it is easier to prove. This says that no one person was responsible for the failure of the marriage. Instead, both parties simply agreed that they didn't want to be married anymore. However, in other cases you can actually claim that one person was the reason for the failure.

• How Much Information Is Your VA Disability Appeal Missing?

  7 September 2015

  A disability claim or appeal to the Veterans Affairs (VA) disability system needs a lot of relevant, in-depth and official documentation in order to be taken seriously. Due to long wait times at the VA, you may be waiting for weeks or even months before learning that you need a few more pieces of evidence--and you may hear that request multiple times before an approval or denial. Although backpay is granted in the event of a claim approval, if you want to get medical care and access to the funds you deserve, consider a few traits of the VA system to understand what you might be missing.

• FAQs Of Fighting A Traffic Ticket

  17 August 2015

  When you receive a traffic ticket, you have the option of paying it or taking it to traffic court. If you feel that the ticket was unjustified and want to fight it, it is important that you carefully consider whether or not it would be in your best interests to do so. Before making your decision, here are some things to know.  What Happens If You Fight and Lose? In the event that you do want to fight the ticket in court, you could lose out on more money than the fine initially was.

• Safe Sharing | 4 Ways To Reduce The Risk Of Driving Alongside Big Trucks

  3 August 2015

  If you regularly travel on a major roadway or highway, there is a good chance that you will be sharing your driving space with some vehicles that are massively sized compared to your own, such as 18-wheelers or semi trucks. In the year 2012 alone, at least 333,000 crashes involved a big truck, according to the U.S Department of Transportation. If you end up being involved in a crash with a vehicle that is huge in comparison to what you drive, sustaining injuries and damages is almost a guarantee.

• Can Workers Compensation Cover Medical Bills Resulting From Workplace Violence?

  21 July 2015

  Although you may associate workers comp insurance with injuries caused by slipping on an icy sidewalk or straining to lift heavy boxes, these benefits may also be available for employees who are physically injured by another through an act of workplace violence. Whether you're slapped by an out-of-control customer or assaulted by a coworker or superior, you may be able to receive workers comp until your injury has healed enough to allow you to return to work.