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What is Standby Guardian Protection?

Who takes care of your child should something happen to you? Advanced estate planning today can give you peace of mind – knowing that if something catastrophic were to happen to you, your child can be raised by a family member or close friend of your choosing. The Schaller Law Firm can give you peace of mind by drafting a “Standby Guardian” designation that identifies who you want to act as guardian and raise your child if you die prematurely or suffer a catastrophic accident leaving you in an irreversible vegetative state (think car or truck collision). This is a key component of the Schaller Law Firm’s “New Parent Child Protection Plan.”

Who Ensures Income, Support, Maintenance, and Education for Your Child Should Something Happen to You?

Good parenting requires you to remember the importance of protecting your child’s financial future should something catastrophic happen to you. Nobody plans an accidental death – that’s why it’s called an accident. But accidents do happen, and good parenting requires you to protect your child with advanced legal preparation through the Schaller Law Firm’s “New Parent Child Protection Plan.”

Who Pays Your Child's Needs Should You Become Incapacitated?

Your child needs financial protection should you become incapacitated because of sickness or injury. Your spouse could be barred from accessing your individual bank account without a court order. What happens if you and your spouse are both incapacitated after a devastating vehicle collision?

Who Makes Medical Decision Should Something Happen to Me?

A power of attorney for health care is essential to protecting a person should they become incapacitated. A power of attorney is especially important when the person is responsible for taking care of a young child.

How Long Do You Have to Get a Lawyer After a Car Accident?

Talking to a lawyer can be extremely beneficial if you have been injured in a car accident. Make sure to speak with one as soon as possible to ensure your rights are protected, and your claim is filed in a timely manner.

Can Social Media Impact Your NY Car Accident Case?

Posting information about your accident on social media can negatively impact your auto accident claim. Insurance companies will use the information you post about the accident to devalue or deny your claim.

Maryland Military Divorce Overview

When a military family goes through a divorce, unique issues come up.  Understanding the complex issues in a military divorce will lead to better decisions and fairer outcomes. This article highlights some of the most common issues. Remember, a military divorce is not exactly like other divorces; it involves additional legal issues.

INTERNATIONAL TREATIES MAY LIMIT UNITED STATES CANNABIS SCHEDULING CHANGES

Recently, President Joe Biden directed federal agencies to review whether cannabis is appropriately classified in the Controlled Substances Act according to the scientific data available.

How to Check the Status of a Workers’ Comp Claim

If you have been injured at work and have filed for workers' comp benefits, you may be wondering how to check the status of your claim.

How Long Will My Car Accident Settlement Take?

We understand your eagerness to put the accident behind you and move on with your life. However, here are some factors to keep in mind.

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