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10 Points to Consider if You are in a Car Accident

If you are involved in a car accident you should call 911 and don't leave the scene, seek medical attention, fill out a police report, take pictures, exchange information, don't apologize, call your insurance company, speak to witnesses and call an attorney.

Should You Accept the Workers' Compensation Settlement Offer?

Receiving your workers' compensation benefits is not always as simple as the system was initially designed to be.

For Divorced Florida Parents, Child Support Can Be a Matter of Trust

Most Florida parents realize that it is their responsibility to support their children following a divorce

Hidden Money Can Create Problems for Property Division in Florida Divorces

In most divorces, money is a huge issue. It is even more important when settling a high asset divorce.

Divorcing Florida couples wanting to keep their business should consider mediation

Many Florida married couples are also co-owners of a business. This arrangement can work well while the marriage does.

The Stowers Demand in Texas

The Stowers demand in Texas can help to settle your personal injury claim by placing pressure on the liability insurance carrier to settle if a demand within the liability policy limits is tendered.

When planning tax strategies, consider Florida property division law

Financial advice that works well at tax time may prove to be disastrous when divorce enters the picture.

Florida’s Ex-Military Spouses Should Research Benefits Available After Divorce

Ex-spouses of military personnel living in Florida may be unaware that they are able to receive some benefits, even after they are no longer married.

Child Custody Policies Could Face Changes as Definition of “Family” Changes

In Florida and other states, the word “family” is going through some rapid changes. With those changes come necessary revisions in family law and child custody policies.

PART TWO “A Dream of Youthful Hopes” Securing the American Dream for the Children of Immigrants

The lack of action by federal policymakers to address immigration reform has resulted in the introduction of state laws that have a direct impact on children of immigrants. This article discusses federal and state proposals and makes the case for a sensible and just approach to immigration reform.

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