If you're filing for divorce, tax season might be the last thing on your mind. But, you'll need to think about it at some point, especially when it comes to who can legally deduct the kids. You might think that the parent who has legal custody automatically gets this deduction, but the truth is that there are some tests to make sure that the right parent gets this deduction. This guide explains what these tests are and options for splitting the deduction.
3 December 2014
As a plaintiff in a personal injury case, you are obligated to mitigate your damages by any reasonable means. If you don't, then your defendants can move to reduce your compensation by claiming that you contributed to your condition. Here are some of the common ways in which you can alleviate your damages: Seeking Prompt Medical Care The first measure is to seek medical attention for your injuries. In fact, you should do this as soon as possible so that your injuries do not get more serious.
3 December 2014
Accidents are no fun - especially when they happen because of someone else. When you feel someone else is responsible for your accident, you want them to pay for any costs or lost time from work that you incur because of it. That will likely mean filing a personal injury claim against them. Sometimes personal injury claims can be difficult to win. Here are three ways you can help validate your personal injury claim and win your case.
2 December 2014
Unfortunately, many people don't fully understand debt judgments and their far-reaching capabilities. Levied against a debtor after a ruling by a judge, a judgment opens up several avenues for creditors to collect the money owed to them. If you have a judgment against you, chances are that you've noticed it on your credit report. However, you might not fully understand how such a judgment can hurt you and your family financially.
2 December 2014