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What Are the Components of a Truck Accident Case?
Posted on December 3rd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
When you are the victim of a truck accident, you know very well that the injuries you sustain can have devastating effects that last longer than just the few days following the truck accident. While you may feel fortunate for having survived such an accident, you may find that the weeks, months, and years following […]
What Must Be Shown to Prevail in a Medical Malpractice Case?
Posted on November 15th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Medical Malpractice In medical malpractice cases, there is a very specific thing that must be proven for the plaintiff to succeed. Essentially, it must be shown that the physician or hospital acted negligently. This may sound simple, but legal negligence is a complicated concept. It has four different components, which must each be proven independently. […]
Criminal Defense for Child Molestation
Posted on November 12th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Being accused of child molestation is in no way an accusation take likely. Should an individual be convicted of child molestation your life can change forever, from the time you are ordered to serve in prison, to the stigma that is carried with that charge following your release from prison. Laws for a child molestation […]
What You Can Do with Your Will
Posted on October 23rd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
It is important to have a will, but many people do not really know why. Most people know that a will designates who should receive each item in your estate at the time of your death, but a will is more than that. A will is a legal document that addresses many of the important […]
Your Guide to the Probate Process
Posted on October 23rd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
If you are the executor of someone’s will, you will have to deal with probate. Most people have heard of probating a will, but may not know exactly what it means. Here is your guide to the probate process and what you need to know. Probate Basics Probate is a process that the courts supervise. […]
What to Do Before a Divorce
Posted on October 23rd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Deciding to get a divorce could be one of the most difficult decisions in your life, especially when there are children and other complications involved in the process. It is a good idea to make this big decision while you are not in an emotional state, as it could be a long, complicated, and life-changing […]
The Dangers of Omitting Property When Filing for Bankruptcy
Posted on October 22nd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Filing for bankruptcy is a serious decision. Nobody should walk into it lightly or disregard the regulations that surround it. When you file for bankruptcy, you want to heed what the court says and listen to your attorney if you have one. What happens if you don’t list all of your property? Can you omit […]
Wrongful Termination When Your Employer Breaches an Employment Contract
Posted on October 22nd, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
When employees and employers enter into an employment relationship, the state’s contract law will govern that relationship, regardless if the relationship is oral, written, express, or implied. The employment relationship usually defines the terms and boundaries of the agreement between the employee and employer. Depending on the circumstances of your case, you or your employer […]
The Cost of a Personal Injury Claim
Posted on October 21st, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Personal Injury Claim If you’re in a situation in which you need to hire a lawyer for a personal injury claim, you might have a lot of questions. The following should help you understand how to estimate the cost of your lawsuit, but you should speak to a lawyer to get a more accurate number. […]
The Basics of a Medical Power of Attorney
Posted on October 18th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Medical Power of Attorney Asset protection trusts are complex trusts that shield assets from any future creditors. These trusts may also be called “domestic asset protection trusts.” When a grantor creates the trust, he or she permanently transfers the assets to a trust, which is irrevocable. Since the assets belong to the trust and not […]