By jamestanest | Published June 13, 2017 | Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off on A Real Estate Attorney Can Offer Invaluable Advice
If you’re ready to sell your property there is more to consider than you may know. Both the Federal and State governments mandate certain requirements in the form of disclosure laws. So before you hang out that “For Sale By Owner” sign you may want to seek the advice of a real estate attorney. If Read More
Read MoreGrand juries differ from trial juries. The members of a trial jury are charged with the task of deciding the guilt or innocence of a defendant who has been accused of committing a crime. A grand jury’s job is to determine if there is enough evidence to prove that a crime has indeed been committed Read More
Read MoreYes, there are different types of wills for different types of estates. A simple will for instance, is perfectly fine for people who want to leave a straightforward bequest as to how their possessions should be distributed. Even though it is basic, a simple will must comply with state law. If you have a living Read More
Read MoreA contract is an agreement between two existing parties. What makes it “binding” is the condition that the provisions of that contract can be enforced under the law. Every jurisdiction operates in compliance with the specific contract laws of their state. If a contract is valid according to the law, penalties can be enforced if Read More
Read MoreAccording to bankruptcy law once you file with the court, your creditors are immediately prohibited from harassing you. This is called an “automatic stay,”and it means an end to the constant phone calls, bills in the mail and threats to your possessions or livelihood. That may sound great, but there are some exceptions to every Read More
Read MoreProbate is the legal term for the way an estate is administered through the justice system. When a person dies their estate – their personal possessions and properties – is left behind. A probate court is set up to organize and disburse those properties according to the terms specified in the will. The first step Read More
Read MoreOnce you have been formally accused of a crime you become the defendant. This doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to offer up a defense. You also have the option to “remain silent” and make the prosecution prove that you are guilty. If you think your chances of being convicted are pretty good, you can Read More
Read MoreIf you are having a hard time at work because of an arrogant or overbearing boss, you may have to find a way to cope with it or try to find a different job. Criminal harassment is specifically defined under the Fair Employment Law. It has to be determined that an employer is discriminating against Read More
Read MoreA criminal lawyer deals with “crimes against the people.” These kinds of crimes are prosecuted by the state or federal courts whereas a tort, or civil wrong may or may not be taken to court. Whether or not to pursue a civil case is up to the injured party involved. Even though the two types Read More
Read MoreThe evidence and arguments of a criminal case can be presented before a judge, or a jury. Most jurisdictions leave the choice up to the defense, but in some the prosecution is allowed to call for a jury trial as well. The U.S. Constitution states that every defendant is entitled to have a jury trial, Read More
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