A pandemic can bring about feelings of panic and wondering what's going to come next. It's an uncertain time, and many people will be out of work because of self-isolation and quarantine measures. What happens if you have a child that receives support payments but your ex-spouse says they can't pay due to being laid off? Do they still have to pay child support?
Here is some information you need to know about child support during a pandemic.
- Part of laying out final wishes involves planning your estate. Estate planning is very important because you want your assets to be given to the right people. Setting up an estate is actually a great act of love because it makes it so much easier for your beneficiaries to understand how you want your wealth to be divided. If you are thinking about planning your estate but are a little unsure about how to go about the process, consulting with an estate planning lawyer can definitely help get you on the right path.
- If you have been charged with domestic abuse and your case is going to court, below is the process that will happen to you. Knowing this information can help you be ready on this day. One thing that is important before you go to court is to hire a criminal defense attorney. This professional can make things go smoother for you. The Arraignment The first thing that will happen is an arraignment.
- When working with a personal injury attorney, it's common for clients to want to know what the timeline for a case is going to be. While no two particular claims are ever the same, there are a few things that most will have in common. Gathering Evidence and Information The meat of a claim is usually some collection of medical and police reports alongside witness and expert testimony. After all, most claims are fundamentally lists of physical injuries a person suffered.
- A disability can majorly impact your life, possibly making it impossible to work. If you are planning to apply for social security disability, a consultation with an attorney is a wise first step. The following are a few things you should bring to this initial meeting. Your Work History You will have to show that you are unable to hold down regular employment due to your disability. You can help the attorney develop this part of your case by bringing in the documentation of your work history since you first became aware of the disability.