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In Delaware, personal injury attorneys are compensated on a contingency basis. This means that an individual who’s seeking the assistance of an attorney need not put up any money to retain the attorney. Rather, the attorney will be paid at the conclusion of the representation either at a settlement or with a jury verdict. Most […]
Read MoreSuing a tenant for damages to the property depends on whether the lease is ongoing or the lease has ended. If the lease is ongoing, you’ve given the tenant 48 hours notice to enter the property, and you know there are some problems, you have the right to go to the court for damage to the apartment. You […]
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Suing a tenant for damages to the property depends on whether the lease is ongoing or the lease has ended. If the lease is ongoing, you’ve given the tenant 48 hours to come into the property, and you know there are some problems, you have the ability to go to the court for damage to […]
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In Delaware, endurable power of attorney grants the agent broad rights to act in the place of the principal. It’s always important to ask someone that you trust to act in your stead, and it’s important also in Delaware that the agent acknowledges their rights, duties and responsibilities in an attachment to the power of […]
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I occasionally get a call from a teacher who is afraid of some adverse employment action that might be taken by their school district because they are advocating for special needs children. This is an important issue. The law does protect teachers as it protects others who are advocating for special needs children. The laws […]
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I often get asked the question “how do we change child support?” or “how do I either have it increased or decreased?” In the state of New Jersey, you must show a viable change in circumstance in order to get child support changed. Simply being terminated from a job for a short period of time […]
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Clients want to know after the divorce is filed, what are the next proceedings that are going to take place? First of all, divorce should be answered by the other side. If the divorce is not answered, then a default can be granted. The court would not order the default until the jurisdictional period of […]
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