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How Is Child Custody Divided Legally?
Posted on August 4th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Family Lawyer Not so long ago, parents who were no longer romantically involved were faced with the reality that one parent would likely assume either sole or significant primary custody of their children. The other parent would generally either be given limited custody rights or visitation rights. Thankfully, the American court system has evolved in […]
The Basics Of Business Litigation
Posted on August 3rd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
In the world of business, there are many disputes that can arise. If you are the owner of a company, you should understand at least the basics of business litigation so you are better prepared to handle anything that comes your way. What It Is Business litigation involves a problem that happens due to […]
Understanding Entrapment
Posted on August 2nd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Criminal Lawyer Unfortunately, in many states, law enforcement officers are under no obligation to inform you that they are police officers, even if you come straight out and ask. Entrapment is not a defense just because you were unaware that the officer involved was in fact an officer. Entrapment can be pretty tricky and to […]
How to Cancel a Trust
Posted on July 29th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
One of the most beneficial estate planning tools that a trust attorney has to offer clients are trusts. There are several kinds of trusts that can be set up and your attorney can explain which ones would work best for your situation. The most common concern that many clients have is wondering when a […]
Agreement Contracts for Business
Posted on July 28th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
As a business owner or executive, it can’t be stressed enough that in order for you to sufficiently protect your company, you must have legally sound contracts in place for most, if not all, business agreements. We live in a litigious society, which underscores the importance of due diligence and working with a respected […]
Creating a Living Trust
Posted on July 23rd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Living Trust Lawyer Too many people associate estate planning with death and in doing so turn away from what is truly valuable instrument of asset protection and financial management. One of the most important and beneficial tools a trust attorney has is a living trust. Living trusts allows you to both protect your assets from […]
Is Trucking Company Negligence a Factor in Your Accident?
Posted on July 7th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Truck Accident Lawyer A trucking company can be a responsible party in a trucking accident for many reasons. If you have been in a truck accident, it’s important to consider the potential negligence of the trucking company involved because it could come into play in your case. Having unqualified drivers on the road There is […]
How Reasonable Suspicion Works
Posted on June 29th, 2019 by Joe Pioletti
All citizens are guaranteed certain rights, and it is important for you to understand them. In particular, there are two concepts that anyone accused of driving under the influence of alcohol, or other mind altering substance, should understand. These concepts are reasonable suspicion and probable cause. Reasonable Suspicion Reasonable suspicion essentially just means you […]
What Can Hurt Your Child Custody Case?
Posted on June 29th, 2019 by Joe Pioletti
A divorce is difficult enough as it is. When children are involved, it can make the process that much more stressful. If you are going through a child custody battle right now, it’s important to be extra careful about what you say and do. Your actions can have a big impact on the […]
Do I need to hire a divorce lawyer?
Posted on June 29th, 2019 by Joe Pioletti
If you’ve made the decision that ending your marriage is your next step, you may be wondering if it’s necessary to hire a divorce lawyer. This question often comes up when spouses have decided to divorce but are on amicable terms. Will hiring a lawyer ruin the good feelings you still share toward one another? […]