4 Common Questions About Probate Lawyer Services

Posted on 20 April 2020

In the event you are left as the executor of an estate, there may come a point when you need to go to a probate court to gain certain privileges with the property that is left behind. Probate lawyer services can be invaluable through this process. Here is a look at some common questions people have about probate lawyer services.  1. How will you be charged for probate lawyer services? [Read More]

Suggestions For Your Personal Injury Lawsuit

Posted on 14 March 2020

The last thing you would ever want to do in a personal injury case is drag your feet and fail to recoup the money that you need for your injuries. This attitude can have negative consequence since personal injury cases can add up and become costly to your life as a whole. With this in mind, you should use the points in this article and take the time that you need to hire the best lawyers and follow the necessary steps for winning your case. [Read More]

The Factors A Judge Considers When Setting Bail Amount

Posted on 6 February 2020

While most courts have schedules for bail, they do not always stick to them. Instead, a judge will view a case and set bail based on many factors relating to the person and the crime. If you are ever arrested and are wondering how this works, you should understand that judges consider the following factors when determining bail. The Crime The nature of the crime you were arrested for plays a big role in the bail amount you will receive. [Read More]

About Me

Divorce Attorney or Do-It-Yourself?

Hi, and welcome to my website. My name is Janice Flannigan, and the reason for this blog is to share my divorce experience. My ex-husband and I started out thinking we could divorce without attorneys. We thought things would be cut and dry. All we had to do was figure out our assets and split them down the middle. We don’t have children, so there would be no custody or child support issues. We both work full-time, so there would be no alimony concerns. The process should've be simple, right? On paper it sounded easy, but what the paper doesn’t tell you is that emotions are going to come into play. It’s a divorce after all. How can the parties not become emotional? We ended up hiring attorneys, and both felt better about the process. I hope I can help you should you ever be in a similar situation.