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Divorce
In the U.S., divorce could either be contested or uncontested. In a contested divorce, both partners are in conflict about the divorce or the terms. In a contested divorce, you may be required to hire an attorney. In uncontested divorces, both spouses sign a separation agreement to resolve matters related to their divorce. In most cases, contested divorces are more expensive than uncontested divorces.
Child Support
For example, it may be necessary to lower child support for changed financial circumstances, such as a loss of employment or the birth of another child. Without the aid of a lawyer, it can be challenging to understand the complexities involved in these types of child support determinations.
Child Custody and Visitation
Divorce proceedings are costly, no matter how straightforward the case. There are filing fees, court costs, and costs associated with hiring outside experts, such as a child custody evaluator. And, of course, there are costs related to hiring an attorney to represent you and handle your case. Understanding what to expect to make the process as low stress as possible is important.
Adoption
Paternity
Family law encompasses the rules, regulations, and court procedures that involve the family unit. As such, it is not uncommon for cases that are heard in family court to be very personal and emotional. Family law attorneys help their clients file for divorce or separation, child custody and visitation, child support, and alimony. Professional lawyers also assist their clients in establishing paternity, obtaining domestic violence restraining orders, property division, debt allocation, and parenting plans.
Premarital Agreement
Marriage can develop into a complicated situation for many individuals, even before it begins. A prenuptial agreement is a contract that is created before a couple is married, that typically lists each person’s assets and the rights of each person in the event that the marriage fails. Often controversial, prenuptial agreements have pros and cons, and a family law attorney can provide guidance for a particular situation.
Guardianship
In certain cases involving children, the court may order a guardianship, which is an important legal role. An individual may be appointed a legal guardian by a probate court, which allows them to make financial decisions on behalf of another individual, called a ward, who is usually a child or individual with severe mental or physical disabilities.
Spousal Support
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Legal Separation
Following marriage, some couples seek a legal separation. Legal separation does not terminate the marriage like divorce, but it does define the legal rights and obligations of each person. An annulment is a legal decree that treats the marriage as though it never occurred, by declaring the marriage null and void. The grounds for receiving an annulment are limited, and include bigamy, incest, intoxication during the onset of marriage, legal age issues, and issues relating to force, fraud, physical and/or mental incapacity.
Annulment
Another related issue is the topic of whether divorce alternatives are an option. For instance, a couple may choose to file for an annulment, dissolution, or other methods for legally terminating a marriage.
Child Abuse
Another legal issue involving children, is that of child abuse. Unfortunately, the occurrence of child abuse and neglect are far too common, and these crimes have widespread consequences. Not only does the abuse of children have implications in family law, but also in criminal law. The mistreatment or neglect of a child is serious, and all states have child protection laws and agencies that seek to protect the welfare of children. Child protective services (CPS) agencies investigate cases of abuse and neglect, and they also place children in adoption or foster care programs.

Criminal Defense
Criminal law is designed to deal with behavioral offenses against either the state or the community, including an individual person. Read More
DUI/DWI
The terms, " Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) " and " Driving Under the Influence (DUI) " are frequently used interchangeably. However, some states classify DWI and DUI separately, with the former usually being a more serious charge. DUI can also mean a person was driving under the influence of drugs, which is also taken very seriously.
Wrongful Death
Traffic Violations
There are also certain offenses, such as speeding and moving violations that are considered infractions. These violations only affect an individual’s driving record, not their criminal record.
Sex Crimes
Fraud
Most commonly, insurance lawyers represent people who have had an insurance claim denied or who were subjected to a company’s act of bad faith, as well as insurance fraud.
White Collar Crimes
Theft
Misdemeanors
It is also important to note that there are certain offenses which may be charged as felonies or misdemeanors, depending on the laws of the state as well as the circumstances of the offense. These may include...
Drug Crimes
Criminal acts are classified from less serious petty offenses like simple theft to the most serious offenses like drug trafficking and murder. Every jurisdiction and the federal courts have different ways to classify these crimes, from misdemeanors and disorderly conduct charges to felonies.
Assault
In some cases, the events which form the basis of a personal injury claim may also form the basis of criminal charges. For example, a defendant may face a civil lawsuit for assault as well as a criminal assault and battery charge.
Murder
Juvenile Crimes
There is also a separate category for juvenile crimes, which are crimes that are committed by minors. These crimes are adjudicated in a separate system, the juvenile justice system.
Arson
For example, an insurance company may validly deny an individual’s claim if they committed arson or purposefully flood their own property.
Restraining Order
The consequences for any parties found liable for these acts are typically monetary. However, they can also include court-ordered remedies such as injunctions or restraining orders.
Forgery

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Business Formation
Now, if a business owner was just starting out and needed to register and set-up their business, this would involve business laws like state statutes regarding business formation and structures, state tax laws, and the Federal Tax Code.
Business Disputes
As you can tell from the above example, business law applies to many different aspects of a business. In addition, business laws will vary based on the type of business (e.g., private vs. public, for-profit vs. not-for-profit, etc.), its structure (corporation vs. general partnership), and by jurisdiction.
Business Transactions
Business law, also known as commercial law, is the generic term for the body of laws that govern entities and commercial transactions. For instance, if you wanted to start a shoe company today, business law would dictate how to organize and register your company. It will also dictate how to pay your employees and even how to legally ship your shoe merchandise to customers overseas.
Construction Contracts
Trade Secrets
Intellectual Property
Intellectual property law embraces copyright laws, patent laws and trademark laws. Working with an intellectual property attorney can help an individual protect their work and provide them peace of mind that their work will not be copied or used by another without providing them with compensation.
Unfair Competition
The Lanham Act: The Lanham Act, also known as the Trademark Act of 1946, is a federal law that regulates trademarks, service marks, and unfair competition. Thus, if you created a trademark for your shoe company, you could register your unique trademark and receive certain legal protections under this Act.
Antitrust

Workers Compensation
Wrongful Termination
For instance, an employer cannot retaliate against a worker for reporting an illegal act (i.e., “blowing the whistle”). This means that they cannot fire the worker, deny them benefits, or demote them simply for disclosing illegal or fraudulent activities. If an employer does retaliate against them and the whistleblower can prove it, they may be able to sue their employer for damages based on a claim for wrongful termination and retaliatory discharge.
Employment Discrimination
Employment law is the umbrella term used to describe a broad range of legal issues that arise in connection with employees, employers, and safety conditions in the workplace. For instance, some employment laws may apply to a case that involves employment discrimination, while others can be used to provide guidance when drafting company policies or employee handbooks.
Employment Contract
Typically, the individual who first created or invented something is the owner of the intellectual property. However, some employers provide in their employment contracts that the employer owns what the employees create on the job.
Employment Litigation
Always know exactly why an attorney is being hired. This can help focus on the issues in your case, which will narrow down your search and may also reveal how long the professional relationship should last. For example, a startup may want to hire a lawyer who will manage everything from its filing status to raising money to future employment issues.
Non-compete Agreement
If an individual owns a business and their business has confidential information that they do not want to be shared or leaked out to the public or other competitors, there are many nondisclosure agreements and non-compete agreements that can protect an individual’s business secrets.
Sexual Harassment
Making sure that volunteers and interns do not suffer from sexual harassment, discrimination in the workplace, or retaliation in the workplace; and

Real Estate Litigation
Buying and selling a home or commercial piece of land is one of the most important personal and financial commitments an individual or business may make. That is why it is crucial to know exactly what you buy, in terms of boundaries, title, and the condition of the premises. Real Estate law provides protections for buyers, sellers, land owners, contractors, real estate agents, and builders.
Construction Litigation
Construction laws govern all aspects of building, from the bidding process to negotiation and drafting of construction contracts. Constructions are also used to resolve construction disputes which may arise between the parties to a construction contract.
Eminent Domain
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
If an individual is renting a property, it is important to be aware of the duties that a landlord owes their tenant pursuant to landlord tenant law, including...
Property Damage
Condominium Law

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization
Citizenship and naturalization applicants are individuals who are applying to be citizens of the United States. Becoming a citizen of the United States is a very personal decision.
Green Cards
Student Visas
A visa typically has to do with entry into the United States. The term visa also refers to a category in which an individual comes to the United States for a temporary stay, including a student visa or a temporary worker visa.
Work Visas

Personal Injury
Whether a personal injury lawyer agrees to accept a products liability case on a contingency fee basis will be up to their discretion. In most instances, a lawyer will base their decision on a prospective client’s claim’s strength and its chances of success. If the lawyer refuses to take the case on a contingency basis, the attorneys’ fees for a defective products lawsuit can become more costly.
Medical Malpractice
If an unintentional injury is the result of someone’s negligence, then a plaintiff may file a lawsuit based on the negligent behavior. Automobile accidents, slip and fall accidents, and injuries sustained from medical malpractice, are all considered to be negligence cases.
Auto Accidents
Disability Discrimination
However, the definition of “disability” under the ADA is very specific, and there are many possible employer defenses to disability discrimination.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning consists of the actions taken by a testator to prepare for the disposition of their estate. These actions may include writing a will and/or setting up a trust that outlines who will inherit the property in their estate.
Wills
The term “will settlement” refers to the legal procedures used to resolve disputes involving a will. A will, also called a last will and testament, is a legally binding document, created and signed by an individual for the purpose of distributing their property and assets upon their death. This individual is referred to as the “testator” or “decedent.” The will contains instructions for how the testator’s property and assets (“estate”) are to be distributed after the testator’s death. It also indicates to whom specific assets are to be distributed.
Trusts
They can explain and help an individual create trusts and wills. A financial services lawyer will make sure all their legal documents are correct, valid, and properly signed.
Power of Attorney
Beyond the termination of marriage and child legal issues, other matters such as power of attorney and estate matters apply to family law, among other legal specialties. After seeking the advice of a lawyer, an individual may choose to assign a power of attorney directive to someone she trusts to make decisions on her behalf when she is unable to speak for herself. In fact, it is possible to assign one person to make medical decisions, and another to make financial decisions.
Probate

Bankruptcy
It is common for individuals to file for personal bankruptcy and companies for business bankruptcy when they are unable to pay existing debts, either in part or in full. Individuals or businesses file for bankruptcy to discharge their debts. The court issues a discharge order when a Chapter 7 proceeding is filed.
Foreclosure
A foreclosure is forced sale of home or property by a financial institution such as a bank or mortgage company. Unless you paid for your property in full (cash) at the time of purchase, most property owners use a 3rd party to provide the additional funds to complete the sale. As a result, the owner is obligated to repay the monies borrowed this is called a mortgage.
Tax Law
Tax law can be very complicated. Depending on an individual’s specific situation, different taxes laws may apply. A financial services lawyer who handles tax law can help an individual file their taxes.
Debt Collection
Also, the attorney will have knowledge regarding the specific rules under The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (“FDCPA”). An attorney who specializes in financial issues will also be aware of debt collector harassment laws. A financial services lawyer can speak to collection companies on their behalf and help with a settlement plan for any debts owed.

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