Alternatives To Probate In California

Steve Howards

18 October, 2021

If you have a will or are thinking of getting one, you may have heard about the probate process for wills as something to be avoided. Probate, which is the legal process to have a court authenticate and declare someone's will as valid after they die, may p...

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Teachers: What are your legal rights if you are too anx...

Mariam Sulakian | 18 July, 2021

A teacher suffering from Major Depression Disorder and Anxiety Disorder is hesitant to re-enter the physical classroom due to her disabilities, which are covered under th...

Who Can I Sue If I'm Injured By a Drunk Driver?

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Criminal vs. Civil Cases: What's the Difference?

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What Happens to Your Possessions When You’re Evicted?

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 06 July, 2021

It’s estimated that about 30 million Americans would face immediate eviction proceedings if the temporary federal halt on evictions were to get lifted. That&rsqu...

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