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Dealing with Unauthorised Traveller Caravans: Exercise your Rights as a Landowner

Having squatters on a property is something that every landowner dreads. Managing a vast property and its tenants is difficult enough; contending with trespassers and squatters is an additional headache. Landowners would naturally want to make the most of their property and rent them to paying tenants or develop their land for commercial purposes, after …

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After a Dog Attack: Prepare to File a Claim

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Dogs are man’s best friends. However, no matter how much people love them, they may still attack after being provoked or while trying to defend their territory. Ignoring dangerous dog warning signs can also lead to them turning vicious. Below is a legal overview for seeking legal recourse after being attacked by a dog. What …

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3 Personalities That Make a Great New York Lawyer

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The New York State Bar Association has about 72,000 members with about 66 percent male and 33 percent female. If you are looking for lawyers in New York, here are some of the qualities that you should be looking for. 1. Great Communication Skills Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, is one of the …

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How to Expunge Criminal Record in New York

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Having a criminal record is not good. Even if you only committed a minor offense, such as shoplifting, you have a permanent black mark on your public record. This can affect your chances of finding a job, getting a loan, or qualifying for affordable housing. Unfortunately, New York does not allow expungement. If you committed …

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The Basics: Living Will, Enduring Power of Attorney, and Enduring Guardianship

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Believe it or not, there are people who choose to plan for the possibility of being incapacitated in the future — whether through a mental problem or illness that would hinder their capacity to make sound decisions for themselves. In Australia, the most common safeguards for this potential scenario include living wills, enduring guardianship, and …

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Alimony: Things You Need to Know About Spousal Support

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Spousal support, along with other legal family matters, can be peacefully settled by both parties. However, significant issues like this usually need professional help by a compassionate lawyer who considers the best interest of both parties and the family. According to Smith Horton Law, the importance of seeking professional help comes in when a legal …

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DUI Laws for Commercial Drivers in Illinois

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The law generally holds drivers of commercial vehicles to a higher standard than drivers of non-commercial vehicles. The main reason being is that commercial drivers are required to drive bigger vehicles, for long distances in extended periods of time, usually carrying precious or hazardous cargo. Due to these reasons, commercial drivers license (CDL) requirements in …

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3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Migrate

Law and Order / By ISFMA

Based on figures from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, approximately 1.05 million people migrated to the country and were given permanent residence status in 2015. Despite the recent immigration issues, many people come to the U.S. to relocate every year. If you’re planning to do the same, you need to ask yourself some questions …

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Involved in a Vehicle Accident? Here’s Everything You Need to Know

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About three years ago, the Police declared that their officers would not tow vehicles involved in any minor accidents or collisions. Before that announcement, they were the ones in charge of the towing needed for all car crashes. Thereafter, they will only get involved if someone is on drugs, drunk, injured, or avoids disclosing their …

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Auto Accident: It’s Not My Fault! What Should I Do?

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Experiencing a car accident could a harrowing and frightening thing regardless if it’s a fender bender or a more dangerous collision. It’s understandable to be upset and confused, especially if you know that it wasn’t your fault. But knowing what you should do in case it happens to you would help you deal with the …

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