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The Tax Bill of 2017 proposes significant changes to our nation’s current tax system. However., many taxpayers overlook the possible harm this tax bill may cause if they are going through a divorce and subject to alimony payments. A lesser known provision of the tax bill will fundamentally alter the present alimony system. What Does […]
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One of the questions that many people have when they begin the process of divorce is in regards to what will happen to their house. Of course, the idea of losing one’s house can be devastating, especially when the couple has children together. There are a lot of different possibilities about what can happen to […]
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Arguably the most exciting day of the real estate purchase process, though maybe tied with the day you find out your offer has been accepted, is the closing day. In order for you as a buyer to officially become the owner of the home, you will have to attend a closing meeting. Before the closing meeting, […]
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In the unfortunate event that an individual becomes injured on the property of another party, they may want to consider their legal options. Bringing a successful personal injury case against the negligent party can allow the injured individual to recover significant compensation for their medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, among other things. One […]
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Delaware, like many other states, takes driving under the influence very seriously. Any drivers who have a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher may be subject to driving under the influence charges. However, that is only applicable to drivers who are age 21 or higher, as that is the legal drinking age across the […]
Read MoreIn New Jersey, there are laws that hold restaurants and bars responsible if any patrons they served get into an alcohol-related accident. This law, formally titled the New Jersey Licensed Alcoholic Beverage Server Fair Liability Act, states that a person who is licensed to serve alcohol may be considered the negligent party if they continue […]
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Delaware Seller’s Disclosure Obligations Selling your home is one of the most important -and often times confusing- transactions you’ll ever engage in, in your life. Sellers in Delaware will, among a host of other things, be required to make disclosures to a buyer. Sellers are required to tell buyers of any known material defects, even […]
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